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  • Moneysupermarket CEO rejects bid approach
    23 Jul, 2008 15:27
    Moneysupermarket.com said its chief executive Simon Nixon, a 54% shareholder, has rejected an unsolicited takeover approach for the price comparison site.

  • Petrofac not awarded Algeria LNG deal
    23 Jul, 2008 15:22
    Oil and gas facilities service provider Petrofac said it has not been awarded the LNG contract in Algeria it had provisionally won last week.

  • Glaxo unveils new strategy; slows buyback programme
    23 Jul, 2008 12:01
    Drugs giant GlaxoSmithkline outlined three new strategic priorities today, as it seeks to grow a diversified global business, deliver more products of value and simplify its operating model.

  • Barclays' Hoffman new CEO of Northern Rock
    23 Jul, 2008 11:51
    Gary Hoffman, the vice chairman of Barclays, has been named chief executive of nationalised mortgage lender Northern Rock.

  • Drax names Quinlan as new finance director
    23 Jul, 2008 11:38
    Power generator Drax has appointed Anthony Quinlan as finance director, taking effect on 1 September, to succeed Gordon Boyd who said in March that he will be leaving in the…

  • Korean shipbuilder chooses Aveva
    23 Jul, 2008 09:17
    Engineering IT systems provider Aveva was buoyant Wednesday morning after announcing a contract win with a Korean shipbuilder.

  • Record numbers fire Renishaw higher
    23 Jul, 2008 08:21
    Renishaw added ground midweek as the engineer reported a record set of full year results, with business in the Far East and Europe going especially well.

  • Galiform sales slowing
    23 Jul, 2008 08:15
    Joinery and kitchen group Galiform saw a solid underlying performance in the first six months of 2008, but sales slowed towards the end of the half and that trend has…

  • Bulging order book at confident VT Group
    23 Jul, 2008 08:13
    Defence and support services firm VT Group continues to trade in line with management expectations, with the order book running at record levels.

  • Int'l Personal Finance profits soar 39%
    23 Jul, 2008 08:07
    Credit lender International Personal Finance, demerged from Provident Financial last year, saw first half profits jump a better than forecast 39% to £22.1m and said credit quality remained stable.

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