The head of London Stock Exchange came under fire yesterday for shares sell-off that could save her £400,000 tax Clara Furse, Chief Executive of London Stock Exchange


"> CGT move could save LSE's Furse £400,000 - The head of London Stock Exchange came under fire yesterday for shares sell-off that could save her £400,000 tax Clara Furse, Chief Executive of London Stock Exchange


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Putting Bank back charge is all old hat - The world has moved needs be regulated as is, not as we fondly remember was
CGT move could save LSE's Furse £400,000 - The head of London Stock Exchange came under fire yesterday for shares sell-off that could save her £400,000 tax Clara Furse, Chief Executive of London Stock Exchange




Putting the Bank back in charge is all old hat  [04/02/2008 11:51 AM]
The world has moved on and needs to be regulated as it is, not as we fondly remember it was
CGT move could save LSE's Furse £400,000  [04/02/2008 11:51 AM]
The head of the London Stock Exchange came under fire yesterday for a shares sell-off that could save her £400,000 in tax Clara Furse, Chief Executive of the London Stock Exchange


Market report: Wednesday latest  [04/02/2008 11:51 AM]
11.30:Credit Suisse Suisse sounded a note of caution on UK builders today as the housing market continued to falter and mortgages grew harder to come by BGC Brokers L.P. trader at canary Wharf, jan 22nd 2008
Recession is looming, admits IMF  [04/02/2008 11:51 AM]
The International Monetary Fund today raised the spectre of outright global recession, blaming the worst financial crisis in the US since the Great Depression


Property fears grow as lenders shut doors  [04/02/2008 11:51 AM]
Fears over the state of the British property market deepened today as mortgage companies closed the doors on borrowers, and builders stopped new developments Property for sale signs
Hard-up workers halve pension payments  [04/02/2008 08:59 AM]
Workers have almost halved the amount they pay into their pensions in the last year, a report reveals Bills, statements, debt


Market report: Wednesday preview  [04/02/2008 08:59 AM]
07.30:Leading shares look set to make a firmer start after strong rallies on Wall Street, with BoE new mortgage figures and a trading statement from Tate & Lyle occupying investors BGC Brokers L.P. trader at canary Wharf, jan 22nd 2008
First Direct slams door on new mortgages  [04/02/2008 08:59 AM]
First Direct yesterday became the first bank to close its doors to new mortgage customers First direct Offices at Stourton in Leeds


Three on trial for £150m investment fraud  [04/01/2008 05:53 PM]
Three men have gone on trial in London today charged with a £150m investment fraud, after their group of funds collapsed in 2002
Market report: Tuesday close  [04/01/2008 05:53 PM]
17.00:Shares in GCap Media surged more than 9% today after it agreed to a £375m takeover by Global Radio BGC Brokers L.P. trader at canary Wharf, jan 22nd 2008


Unfair overdraft verdict delayed  [04/01/2008 04:46 PM]
The crucial ruling on the legality of bank overdraft fees has been delayed by three months Reclaim Bank Charges
Expensive April Fools for UK households  [04/01/2008 04:46 PM]
Consumers faced a gloomy day today as a host of above-inflation hikes in household bills and taxes came into force Bills, statements, debt


Annual house price growth down again  [04/01/2008 04:46 PM]
Annual house price growth fell for the sixth month in a row during February to its lowest level since 2006, government figures have showed Estate agents, property for sale
30 second guide to shareholder activism  [04/01/2008 01:09 PM]
The Daily Mail city team explains how shareholder activism works


Northern Rock: An uphill climb for Sandler  [04/01/2008 01:09 PM]
Ron Sandler's recovery plan must make reassuring reading for Alistair Darling. By his calculations the Rock will return to profit in 2011, and the government can off-load it to a private purchaser soon after
Property wobbles as buy-to-let feels pinch  [04/01/2008 01:09 PM]
Problems in buy-to-let could easily destabilise the whole property market


Fears of job cuts put a block on prime house prices  [04/01/2008 01:09 PM]
House prices in the most expensive parts of London barely rose last month as the crisis in financial markets deepened and the City prepared for mass job cuts Westminster and the London eye
New depths of gloom in Japan  [04/01/2008 01:09 PM]
Japan's largest manufacturers are at their gloomiest in four years as exporters struggle with a rising yen and collapsing consumer demand in the US Tokyo Japan


Drivers hit by record 3.5m parking fines  [04/01/2008 01:09 PM]
A record 3.58m drivers were hit with parking fines that funnelled £214m into council coffers in a single year. Parking meter
Mortgages cost up to third of income  [04/01/2008 01:09 PM]
Study shows mortgages consuming a record share of household incomes, accentuating the risks of a major slump. Property for sale signs


Market report: Tuesday latest  [04/01/2008 01:09 PM]
13.00:Leading shares are expected to open slightly lower on the first day of the second quarter, with midcaps Ferrexpo and Babcock International taking centre stage BGC Brokers L.P. trader at canary Wharf, jan 22nd 2008
Rock to repossess thousands of homes  [04/01/2008 01:09 PM]
Thousands of families face being evicted from their homes this year by Northern Rock, the Government-owned bank has admitted Northern Rock branch


UBS crisis sends shockwave through banks  [04/01/2008 01:09 PM]
The chairman of Swiss banking giant UBS today resigned as the bank announced a massive £9.6bn of subprime writedowns UBS Chairman Marcel Ospel
Investment banking at the end of the road  [04/01/2008 02:59 AM]
Investment banks built profits on a mirage and when the current crisis is over, things can never go back to business as usual


Japan output hit by US woes  [04/01/2008 02:59 AM]
The US downturn is biting harder in Japan, with manufacturers cutting production in February for a second month in a row. Tokyo Japan