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February 9, 2010
Big man's small dividend is a sign of less to come
...should one interpret his board's decision to restore the dividend? It came earlier than many had expected: that's good news. If replicated by others, it may even be an early sign of confidence returning to boardrooms. But if this is a herald of recovery, it's an insipid one. A report from Capita Registrars suggests dividend payments will rise by only 5 per cent... By Andrew Hill
February 8, 2010
Big man’s small dividend a sign of less to come
...should one interpret his board’s decision to restore the dividend? It came earlier than many had expected: that’s good news. If replicated by others, it may even be an early sign of confidence returning to boardrooms. But if this is a herald of recovery, it’s an insipid one. A report from Capita Registrars suggests dividend payments will rise by only 5 per... By Andrew Hill
January 30, 2008
Sino-Indonesian bid for Herald
...505m ($449m) cash offer for Australia’s Herald Resources, trumping a rival bid from Indonesia...after Antam bought a 10.7 per cent stake in Herald Resources. Michael Wright, Herald’s executive director, told the Financial Times... By Peter Smith in Sydney and John Aglionby in Jakarta
February 9, 2010
Chinese aim for Olympic gold in curling
...remarkable that the Chinese women could win a world championship," says Allen Cameron, who writes a curling column for the Calgary Herald in Canada, the country that traditionally dominated the sport and boasts 730,000 curlers, more than the rest of the world... By Geoff Dyer in Beijing
February 8, 2010
Chinese aim for Olympic gold in curling
...that the Chinese women could win a world championship,” says Allen Cameron, who writes a curling column for the Calgary Herald in Canada, the country that traditionally dominated the sport and boasts 730,000 curlers, more than the rest of the world... By Geoff Dyer in Beijing
February 8, 2010
Yanukovich set for political return
...of determined efforts by the pro-western Mr Yushchenko to drive Ukraine closer to the European Union and the US, and could herald a period when Kiev seeks greater balance in its relations between Moscow and the west.But political experts warned the election... By Stefan Wagstyl and Roman Olearchyk in Kiev
February 8, 2010
Yanukovich set for political return
...of determined efforts by the pro-western Mr Yushchenko to drive Ukraine closer to the European Union and the US, and could herald a period when Kiev seeks greater balance in its relations between Moscow and the west.But political experts warned the election... By Stefan Wagstyl and Roman Olearchyk in Kiev
February 8, 2010
Loser of Orange Revolution poised to stage comeback in Ukraine elections
...mark the end of the pro-West Mr Yushchenko's effort to drive Ukraine closer to the European Union and the US, and could herald a period when Kiev seeks to achieve greater balance in its relations between Moscow and the West.But political experts said... By Stefan Wagstyl and Roman Olearchyk in Kiev
February 5, 2010
Exit polls hand Yanukovich close win
...the end of the pro-western Mr Yushchenko’s effort to drive Ukraine closer to the European Union and the US, and could herald a period when Kiev seeks to achieve greater balance in its relations between Moscow and the West.But political experts said... By Roman Olearchyk in Kiev
February 1, 2010
Equity market bull-run is far from over
The recent slide in European equities does not herald the end of the bull run for stocks – but there will be changes within the market, says Nick Nelson, equity strategist at UBS... By Nick Nelson