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Monday News Headlines: The FTSE could drop further than the forecast 53 points futures after a bad night in the Far East and falling US futures following news that the Iraq war may take longer than expected.
Royal & Sun Alliance said it would offer stock in a A$2 billion ($1.2 billion) float of its Australian and New Zealand operations. Powderject now expected to win the contract to supply a smallpox vaccine to be announced tomorrow. Canary Wharf said that London Underground Limited had served one year's notice to exercise a break clause relating to one of its properties.EMI could be affected by gloomy comments from Andy Lack, the new chief executive of Sony Music , who expects global music sales to fall by up to 15 percent this year, (Financial Times)Austin Reed The Times and Sunday Times reported that there are three potential bidders for the clothes retailer. Thistle Hotels CEO under pressure to quit. - ICAP, the world's largest inter-dealer broker, said it expected annual pre-tax profit ahead of analysts market expectations. Six continents now expected to get bid in excess of 3 billion pounds for its pubs unit. |
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Headlines Six Continents the owner of All Bar One pubs and InterContinental hotels, may get more than 3 billion pounds for its bar unit as more suitors come forward before next month's spinoff, four analysts said European stocks fell in the first quarter, sending benchmark indexes to the lowest levels in more than six years, as investors anticipated a U.S.-led war with Iraq would stifle spending by companies and consumers U.K. 10-year bonds had their best week in nine months, recovering two-thirds of last week's losses, as concern the war in Iraq may be prolonged prompted investors to seek the relative safety of government debt. Canary Wharf is set to lose about 10 million pounds in annual rental revenue from London Underground, as the transport firm plans to move, the Sunday Times reported |
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Cable and Wireless, Sainsbury goes head to head with BT over cheap phone calls Gresham Hotel Group investor leaves bourse London Underground to give up its Canary Wharf headquarters Chorus of failure sets the tone for iTouch silence Associated British Ports Energy experts line up to head Ofgem JJB Sports Tough times for a fashion victim IG Group Electra gambles Arsenal to team up with Wilson Connolly Scotland: Forth Ports chief 'keeping an eye out' for European acquisitions War to push British Airways back into the red BG Group Gas giant plunges into 1bn expansion Cable and Wireless dials into BT's market Share of the week: Pizza Express Abbey National Bol buys time to lift its UK stock Tullow tops bargain poll Sharewatch: Macfarlane slides Cable and Wireless Charles Dunstone's working day A Share in the Boardroom: French Connection Directors' Deals: Dairy duo milk profit from Wiseman shares |
Sainsbury goes head to head with BT over cheap phone calls Allied Irish Bank Permanent TSB leads mortgage shake-up Taylor Nelson Interpublic division nets buyer Investors want ICI chief painted out as profits fall Paul Durman: ICI's O'Neill faces up to the C&W solution Ryanair cuts Buzz deal by 25%, Personal View: Decision time for airport funding Scots firm is Austin Reed suitor United Business Media Interpublic division nets buyer OFT fears Asda-Tesco price pact over Safeway British Airways: Scramble for the spoils of war Sharewatch: Independent News and Media still in the mood to expand Kingfisher Red tape holds back the next generation of giants Sharewatch: Lastminute.com Cable and Wireless Vital statistics BG Group Chapman rides the high seas National Grid Transco On Wall Street: Dominic Rushe: Wall Street's blunder over Arab TV ban BP Suds washes hands of European Taskforce TIPS: TT Electronics, Woolworths Group, Aberdeen Asset Management, Next, Pilkington, Tate & Lyle
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Marconi Simpson and Hurn face censure Thistle in white knight talks Oxford Glycosciences: Evans to top Celltech offer ICI A sorry picture, Don't buy into this myth of stable blue chips Prudential City Comment Safeway Offtrolley haunts Supermarkets |
BSkyB Battle for the button British Airways: Blue chips in the junk yard TIPS: Wolverhampton and Dudley, Compass Group , First Quantum Newport Holdings, Filtonic, Next, Ottakar's, Premier Oil United Business Media, Collins Stewart, Cox Insurance |
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| Observer | Unions urge Corus to ditch Moffat Barclays boss set for 9m bonanza Anglo American in 'slaves' charge Reed Elsevier Bawling out the boardroom BSkyB Football tells Europe: 'Go to hell' MPs to probe taxman's 'soft-pedalling' on C&W ICI could face 400m pensions black hole |
Vodafone Cheapside Safeway, Arcadia Group It's all clear as mud from the OFT Barclays: Terms of engagement at the AGM Reuters: Terms of engagement at the AGM Cable and Wireless: Will 'stunts not grunts' blow a hole in markets? Reed Elsevier Terms of engagement at the AGM Six Continents CVC eyes 500m Britvic tonic |
| Independent | Alpha Airports Group Next | Pilkington |
| BAE Systems, Invensys, Rolls Royce: 3.2bn a year to plug pension hole ICI The Lowdown: Two smoking memos and a dying dream |
GlaxoSmithKline: Pressure mounts on industry to relinquish its grip on patent rights |
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Buy BG Group at 253p - Biocompatibles at 117p - Inter Link Foods at 288p - Systems Union at 58p. Securicor - DRS Data - William Morrison - Compass Group - Hold Celsis Selfridges - Premier Oil - Goshawk Insurance - Paladin Resources Sell Charter at 39p - Cyberes at 23p - .Baltimore Technologies - The Bearbull Column: Clinton Cards (CC.L) - putting a value on cash. |
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Sell BP at 417p. Buy iTouch at 16.5p - Landround at 136.5p. Corporate Profiles: Elementis (ELM.L) - Body Shop International (BOS.L). |
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