Director’s deal sends Ury sale into the rough
Savills unable to sell estate after previous owner granted agricultural tenancy to one of their own directors The estate agent […]
September 2009
STV to countersue in ITV network power struggle
A legal dispute between STV and ITV will intensify this week, with the Glasgow-based broadcaster expected to seek £40m in compensation from the national
FTSE 100 rise ‘based on fraud’
The rally in the FTSE 100 index is a “dash for trash” based on “fraud” that is likely to be
Scottish Financial Enterprise has learnt nothing from the collapses of Scotland’s two biggest banks
In its submission to the Scottish Parliament’s inquiry into the banking crisis, Scottish Financial Enterprise, the trade organisation and lobby
The times they are a changin’
This photo of a US detective gingerly advancing through the wreckage of somebody’s home with his pistol loaded and ready
Fix banking by separating ‘utilities’ from the ‘casino’, says Prof John Kay
The campaign to separate “utility” banks from the “casino” of financial markets has stepped up a gear, following an intervention
Bonuses are back, but where’s the outrage?
Bonuses are back. That much became clear when the Royal Bank of Scotland, 70%-owned by the taxpayer, agreed a £9.7m
Graeme Shankland’s ‘pig in a poke’ business model
When Graeme Shankland was promoted to managing director of specialist assets in the enlarged Lloyds Banking Group on 6 January