| Keir eyes Connaught Environmental Kier, the construction and support services group, is interested in buying the environmental division of its collapsed rival Connaught. telegraph.co.uk |
The Great Banking Commission fires the starting gun Britain's five-strong banking commission will appear in public for the first time this week and outline the broad issues to be tackled, firing the starting gun on the most important investigation into banks since the financial crisis. telegraph.co.uk |
Blue sky on the horizon for income-seekers If there is one group of people that has suffered during the economic crisis, it is income seekers. telegraph.co.uk |
Sports fans ensnared in Fox, Cablevision rate duel By VERENA DOBNIK 2010-10-17T17:35:00ZNEW YORK (AP) -- Negotiators for Cablevision and Fox parent News Corp. entered another round of talks Sunday to resolve a dispute over rates that has blacked out Fox's channels, but subscribers who wanted to watch an afternoon New York Giants football game were forced to make alternate arrangements.... hosted.ap.org |
BP leads plans for North Sea oil spill cap BP designs a giant cap to contain North Sea oil spills, after admitting the industry was poorly prepared for its Gulf of Mexico accident. telegraph.co.uk |