Clive Cowdery's 'Zombie' insurer Resolution is set embrace near-£5bn takeover offer from Pearl Assurance, leaving rival bidder Standard Life cold
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Insurer's victims stake claim - As Michael Bright spends his first weekend prison, his victims are preparing legal cases recover some of millions of pounds they lost
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| Insurer's victims stake claim [10/28/2007 01:17 PM] |
As Michael Bright spends his first weekend in prison, his victims are preparing legal cases to recover some of the millions of pounds they lost
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| Pearl aims for £5bn knockout [10/28/2007 01:17 PM] |
Clive Cowdery's 'Zombie' insurer Resolution is set to embrace a near-£5bn takeover offer from Pearl Assurance, leaving rival bidder Standard Life in the cold
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| Sunday newspaper share tips [10/28/2007 01:17 PM] |
Each week we round up the Sunday newspaper share tips. This week Cobham, Whitbread and Braemar
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| A to of the Sunday newspapers [10/28/2007 01:17 PM] |
Here's our summary of what the Sunday papers are reporting from the world of finance and business
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| Banks hit out over Darling's tight controls [10/28/2007 01:17 PM] |
Banks have welcomed Alistair Darling's plans to sweep away obstacles to confidential bail-outs of financial institutions, but alarm bells are ringing about other possible changes
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| Virgin chases cash for Rock [10/28/2007 01:17 PM] |
Virgin Money is this weekend locked in talks with banks in the hope of securing £30bn in loans to help its bid for Northern Rock
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| Residents fight plans for eighth Tesco in their city [10/28/2007 01:17 PM] |
Tesco is facing its fiercest campaign yet from locals who are opposed to its store opening plans
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| Family homes needed to solve shortgage [10/28/2007 01:17 PM] |
Housing experts have warned that the 3m new homes planned for 2020 will not avert a housing crisis: an extra 250,000 are required, targeted at families
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| Barclays slammed for 'sly' credit card [10/28/2007 01:17 PM] |
Barclays has been criticised for promoting irresponsible spending by planing to release a trial version of a credit card with a limit of £25,000
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| Sir Philip Green wades into CGT row [10/28/2007 01:17 PM] |
Retail titan Sir Philip Green has joined the growing chorus of business leaders who have slammed the government's decision to abolish taper relief on capital gains tax
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| Toy firms face prosecution over safety [10/28/2007 01:17 PM] |
Firms that import dangerous toys into Britain have been warned they will be prosecuted, after US firm Mattel was forced into another embarrassing recall
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| Littlewoods snatches back £25 discounts [10/28/2007 01:17 PM] |
| Thousands of shoppers who used an online discount code to get £25 worth of goods from Littlewoods have had the money grabbed back from their accounts by the retailer |
| Code to prevent 'another Rock' in pipeline [10/28/2007 01:17 PM] |
Signs that Alistair Darling is considering a shake-up of City rules to prevent another Northern Rock-style crisis have been welcomed by parliament
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| House prices rises slow as market cools [10/28/2007 01:17 PM] |
The cost of a home rose by £700 in September as house price inflation continued to slow, but the average property costs almost £15,000 more than a year ago
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| BP slapped with huge US fines [10/28/2007 01:17 PM] |
BP must pay £182m to settle US prosecutions over the fatal blast at its Texas City refinery, oil spills in Alaska and improper trading of propane gas
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| Masters of the Universe? More like ostriches [10/28/2007 01:17 PM] |
| Proposals from the Conservative Party to create a legal requirement on how and what information must appear on all credit card statements are long overdue |
| Midas: Software Radio Technology, ASOS & Davenham [10/28/2007 01:17 PM] |
| Financial Mail's top stock-picker runs the ruls over Software Radio Technology, ASOS & Davenham |
| Mutuals breed cats as fat as the City variety [10/28/2007 01:17 PM] |
| Surprise, surprise. Nobody did quite as well from Portman Building Society's recent takeover by Nationwide as its former chief executive Robert Sharpe |
| Hetherington: Black horse car loan, Barclays & Abbey [10/28/2007 01:17 PM] |
| Every week, Tony Hetherington replies to readers' letters, adding comments, advice and the results of his inquiries |