Financial Times
Yell's new strategy fails to gain traction
By Mark Wembridge Yell Group's efforts to stem haemorrhaging sales appear to be faltering after revenue declines from both print and online directories accelerated in the third quarter. The publisher of the UK's Yellow Pages directories is impl…
Reliance in $2bn buy-back to reassure investors
By James Crabtree in Mumbai Reliance Industries launched the largest share buy-back in Indian corporate history on Wednesday, in a move designed to stem investor concerns about sagging performance and wayward management focus.See all stories on this to…
Reliance in $2bn buy-back to reassure investors
Reliance shares rose by about 2 per cent as the $2bn buy-back began, although the group declined to comment on the level of uptake. “Investors will welcome this return of cash to shareholders, while the buy-back provides a base for a return to future…
LSE makes a virtue of Italian banks' needs
By Jeremy Grant The London Stock Exchange has highlighted its continued reliance on Italian clearing to drive revenue growth as income from treasury activities more than offset a fall in revenues from UK share trading and other capital markets …See a…
LSE continues to rely on Italian clearing
… reliance on its Italian clearing business to drive revenue growth as income from treasury activities more than offset a fall in revenues from UK share trading and other capital markets businesses. The group said its exclusive talks with LCH.See all…
Ambani loan deals ease Reliance pressure
The string of transactions eased the pressure on Mr Ambani's Reliance group. It was also greeted with quiet relief in an India's financial community already fretting about slowing growth and fast-falling investment. “Thank god he got this dea…
Reliance linked to covert investments
UK regulators have found that Mr Ambani's Reliance Group, spanning interests from financial services to infrastructure, invested $250m in the offshore fund that in 2007 bought securities linked to one of the companies within the group, in violation…
Reliance linked to covert investments
UK regulators have found that Mr Ambani's Reliance Group, spanning interests from financial services to infrastructure, invested $250m in the offshore fund that in 2007 bought securities linked to one of the companies within the group, in violation…
'Bollygarchs' bemoan India's rough patch
Around the table sat Ratan Tata, Mukesh Ambani and Sunil Mittal – the heads of the Tata Group, Reliance Industries and Bharti Enterprises respectively – amid a dozen industrialists summoned to chew over their country's faltering growth. …See …
HMV questions future as sales fall
HMV, famous for its Nipper the dog logo, has moved to decrease its reliance on sales of CDs and DVDs by enhancing its focus on portable digital devices including headphones, tablets and speaker docks. The group has refitted 144 of its 256-store chain ….
Categories
- No categories
