WHAT THE SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS SAY : 01/08/2010
BP faces a forced wind-down of its Gulf of Mexico operations as a proposed law would halt drilling of new wells and upgrades to existing fields
Holy Tucker and Spohie Cornish who launched Notonthehighstreet.com four years ago with 70,000 raised from mortgaging their homes have become paper millionaires after attracting a 7.5m investment from the venture-capital firm that backed Skype.
The owners of BP's 11,300 US petrol stations consider reverting to the traditional American Amoco brand
ITV plans multi-million programme boost
Osborne: banks must get it right on lending
Housing market to stay flat until 2013
Employers warned unpaid internships could 'break law'
Aviva Investors demand ethics audit
Clear Channel to restart Formula One in US
7bn is being skimmed off Britons savings by fund managers
Pewsey villagers united as Rothschild dairy plans hit a little local difficulty
Claridge's owner Maybourne Hotels Group looks to US investors for support
CBI warns that private sector can't sustain economic recovery if banks refuse to invest
Leading Square Mile financiers label coalition's immigration cap 'a disaster'
Employers target over-60s for forced retirement, says Age UK
Outgoing Corus boss paid 2m last year
Metro bank opens on Sunday as battle for high street hots up
ITV turns the corner but still needs direction for the future
Primark has poached purchasing director John Lyttle from rival Matalan
Next's online and catalogue Directory business is expected to show a boost in sales when the fashion chain issues its quarterly trading statement this week
Tesco and Asda are planning to expand grocery deliveries in London to challenge Ocado
Northern Roack arrears rising
Test for new boss as BP goes in for a kill
SFO gives more back to victims
ITV will signal this week that the days of free-to-air TV are numbered
Jessops development will focus on format and sites
The four major UK banks are this week set to announce a profits haul estimated at a combined 11bn
Premier League clubs could face High Court over bankruptcy rules
Britain's banks bounce back
McLaren accelerates into debt to build new 'super-car' factory
Government contractors warn that austerity cuts threaten their future
Women execs should 'avoid child breaks'
The City Diary: Intriguing tales from court
St Martins plans 1bn sell-off
Fly fashion: Lift off for new label
Market Report: Nerves jangle over report into Shire's ADHD drug
Mariana Resources (MARL:AIM) - BUY - 22.25p - Stop loss: 15.5p
An imminent drilling programme could see Mariana repeat its recent success with finding
gold and silver, so buy ahead of this event.
BTG (BGC) - BUY - 213.5p - Stop loss: 170.8p
The establishment of a US sales force to market two critical care drugs marks an
important transition in the company. The R&D pipeline could serve up healthy newsflow.
Thanks for that aldwickk - tips are getting harder to dig up - especially since Rupert Murdoch turned the Times into a paysite - and the two places I normally look seem to have hired a couple of shirkers !