Saturday 11 October 2008

Apprentices are victims of the credit crunch - The Independent



When Mark Rood began his apprenticeship in electrical installation at Eastleigh College a year ago, he could never have believed that, just 12 months later, he would be a victim of ...
Source: www.independent.co.uk

Developing house building in Scotland - eGov Monitor
A string of housing developments, backed by funds from the Scottish Government, will help Scotland's house builders respond to the current market conditions. Communities Minister ...
Source: www.egovmonitor.com

Hedge Funds May Cut Volatility as Short-Sale Ban Ends (Update1) - Bloomberg

Hedge Funds May Cut Volatility as Short-Sale Ban Ends (Update1)
Bloomberg - Oct 9, 2008
Hedge funds often protect against drops when they purchase stocks and bonds by making the opposite wager. Investors who wanted to buy financial stocks and ...
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(AFX UK Focus) 2008-10-02 10:30 UPDATE 1-Russia's LSR Group H1 net falls on revaluation (Interactive Investor)
MOSCOW, Oct 2 (Reuters) - Russian construction and real estate firm LSR Group reported a 99 percent fall in first-half net profit on Thursday due to a loss from property revaluation, while its core earnings rose 83 percent. Net profit, to International Financial Reporting Standards, fell to $3 million from $209 million in January through June 2007 as the company recognized a non-cash loss of ...
Source: www.iii.co.uk

QUICK POLL (GlobeSt.com)
Finish this Sentence: Congress OK'd the $700B Bailout . . . HOUSTON-Grubb & Ellis Co. has beefed up its local investment property division with the addition of Henry Hagendorf and Beth Young as vice presidents.
Source: www.globest.com

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