Archive for May 10th, 2010

Pat Mathidi reviews an extraordinary… »

The EU, the ECB, the IMF, and the world’s central banks have got together
and pledged hundreds of billions to save the struggling economies of Europe
and the single currency itself. Well done say the markets,; are they… »

Andrew Moller takes a fresh look at trusts. Are they relevant? Who uses them
and why?… »

A botox approach to financial woes is critically assessed by Terence Craig,
CIO of Element Investment… »

A torrid six months is described by Clive Thomson the CEO of the global
brand… »

Are Europe’s leaders grasping the nettle at last? Faced with the imminent disintegration of monetary union, they appear poised to create the beginnings of an EU debt union and authorize the European Central Bank to step in immediately to stabilize the eurozone bond markets…. »

Nick Clegg and David Cameron were were still struggling to find common ground last night over the deal-breaking issue of reforming Britain’s voting system as they sought an agreement that could forge the next government…. »

Johannesburg, May 10 (I-Net Bridge) - Lonmin (LON), the world’s third-largest platinum producer, on Monday reported an about turn in half year profits by posting first half earnings per share of 15.5 US cents, compared to a first half loss per share of 67.9 US cents for the first half of the previous year.
The company’s… »

Indiscriminate selling has been replaced by panic buying. An astonishing start to the week is described by Kevin de Villiers of Investec Asset… »

Johannesburg, May 10 (I-Net Bridge) - Global brands management group Barloworld (BAW) on Monday reported headline earnings per share from continuing operations of 40.7 cents for the six months ended March 2010 from 199.6 cents a year ago. Diluted HEPS amounted to 6.6 cents for the period from 145.3 cents a year… »