UK Morning Headlines: Internal Treasury HS2 concerns mount, Investment ban...

 
 
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Wednesday August 21 2013
 
 
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Internal Treasury HS2 concerns mount
 
Official projected cost of the flagship scheme is £42.6bn, but senior figures are using a much bigger figure to add bite to their criticism
 
 
 
Investment banks begin hiring
 
 
Slimmed-down Kodak emerges from bankruptcy
 
 
Bank intern death leads to calls for shake-up
 
 
JPMorgan hires top law firm over Hong Kong probe
 
 
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Markets
 
Nervous Asia markets continue to struggle
 
Indonesian stocks regain some poise but Nikkei falls as hopes that Asia might echo Wall Street's modest gain are quickly dashed
 
 
 
EM storms could spread to Europe
 
 
Uncertainty fuels fall in EM currencies
 
 
US repo pullback could have wider effects
 
 
Issuance plummets as EM pain intensifies
 
World News
 
Emerging markets feel the heat
 
Fresh uncertainty came as figures showed how the receding investor appetite for developing nations has caused debt issuance to collapse over summer
 
 
 
Greece bursts into German election
 
 
Merkel criticised for Dachau visit
 
 
Court backs Mugabe in Zimbabwe poll
 
 
Guardian 'told to destroy files'
 
UK News
 
Soca failed to act on 'blue-chip hacking'
 
The revelation came as the parliamentary committee looking into the so-called "blue-chip hacking" affair attempted to estimate the scale of the scandal
 
 
 
Grayling calls for G4S and Serco revamps
 
 
UK government defends Miranda detention
 
 
Glencore Xstrata hit by $7.7bn writedown
 
 
Head of BAE's US division retires
 
UK Companies
 
Manufacturers cheered by signs of growth
 
Half of manufacturing SMEs expect to increase capital expenditure in the second part of 2013, according to a report published on Wednesday
 
 
 
Tech boom entrepreneur in payments venture
 
 
DHL staff set for JLR strike 'gesture'
 
 
CRH: what green shoots?
 
 
BHP eyes partners for potash project
 
 
 
 
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