UK Morning Headlines: SAC to pay biggest insider fine of $1.8bn, BlackBerr...

 
 
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Tuesday November 05 2013
 
 
UK Homepage
 
SAC to pay biggest insider fine of $1.8bn
 
The hedge fund agreed to plead guilty to wire fraud and four counts of securities fraud and close to outside investors
 
 
 
BlackBerry abandons sale
 
 
Senior Obama adviser to quit US Treasury
 
 
Twitter sharply increases IPO valuation
 
 
Asia markets slip on China slowdown fears
 
 
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Markets
 
China bank shares find favour again
 
Investors favour their low valuations and high return on equity, but ignore the problems facing the sector at their own peril
 
 
 
Food prices face sting from decline in humble bee
 
 
Pimco loses fund crown to Vanguard
 
 
Sunshine-backed bond to go on sale
 
 
Goldman research rebuts warehouse critics
 
World News
 
Scientists predict 20bn Earth-like worlds
 
First comprehensive survey of habitable planets beyond our solar system suggests the possibility of intelligent life existing elsewhere in our galaxy
 
 
 
Republicans worried over female voter gap
 
 
Italy's finance minister warns on euro
 
 
Swiss probe Congo gold bought by refiner
 
 
Data protection ruled out of trade talks
 
UK News
 
The hacking trial, the pizza delivery and the hidden laptop
 
Prosecution in hacking trial moves on to actions, by Rebekah Brooks and others, that followed 'media firestorm' at News of the World
 
 
 
G4S and Serco face tagging criminal probe
 
 
Co-op restructures banking arm
 
 
Tesco to scan shoppers' faces
 
 
Concern grows with rise in 'living wage'
 
UK Companies
 
Christmas shoppers help push up sales
 
Total sales rise by 2.6 per cent in the year to October with retailers reporting that customers are already shopping for Christmas
 
 
 
UPB signs accord over oil platforms
 
 
Infinis float to value company at £930m
 
 
Fourth probe into rising carrier costs
 
 
Plan B leaves Co-op investors satisfied
 
 
 
 
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