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31. UBS urges shareholders ditch subprime probe plan
UBS urged shareholders to dismiss a dissenters' plan for an external probe into the Swiss bank's subprime woes, and to give the nod to a speedy cash injection to replenish its capital.
01 Feb 2008
32. A tenth of Britons are "rich" - but don't feel it
A tenth of the British population are classed as "rich" - but do not feel it.
29 Jan 2008
33. Housing takes bigger share of household budgets
Britons spend more than twice as much of their weekly budget on housing as they did 50 years ago but only half as much on food, official statistics show.
29 Jan 2008
34. Murdoch seen set to buy Consolidated Media
Lachlan Murdoch, son of media tycoon Rupert Murdoch, and Australian gaming magnate James Packer will join forces to buy publishing company Consolidated Media Holdings CMJ.AX, the Australian newspaper said on its Web site on Monday.
21 Jan 2008
35. Rock shareholders vote to restrict some board power
Shareholders in Northern Rock voted on Tuesday to restrict the powers of the embattled bank's management to issue new shares and only narrowly failed to approve a second key proposal to restrict asset sales.
15 Jan 2008
36. Northern Rock faces key vote
Ailing bank Northern Rock faces a key shareholder meeting on Tuesday that could restrict its ability to sell assets and issue shares as possible nationalisation looms.
15 Jan 2008
37. Centrica to buy 10 per cent of Ceres Power
Centrica Plc has bought almost 10 per cent of the sare capital of Ceres Power Holdings Plc. At a cost of 300 pence per share, the deal, which is subject to approval from Ceres Power shareholders, is worth a total of around £20 million.
14 Jan 2008
38. DGRE instructs lawyers following Jelmoli legal action
Delek Global Real Estate (DGRE) has said that it has given instructions to lawyers following legal action by Jelmoli Holding AG.
02 Jan 2008
39. HSBC to shutter U.S. subprime unit
HSBC Holdings, Europe's biggest bank, said on Friday that it would close its U.S. subprime mortgage unit, cutting 750 jobs and taking an $880 million (436 million pound) writedown, because the business is no longer sustainable.
21 Sep 2007
40. LSE eyes millions of pounds for shareholders
The London Stock Exchange plans to return around 500 million pounds to shareholders if it succeeds with its proposed 1.6 billion euro (1.1 billion pound) bid for Borsa Italiana.
24 Jul 2007
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