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Ocado boss Tim Steiner faces a shareholder revolt over his pay
Investors have been urged to vote against the £15m pay policy by advisory groups Glass Lewis and Institutional Shareholder Services.
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Royal Mail must not sell out to Czech Sphinx Daniel Kretinsky, says RUTH SUNDERLAND
The Government, which left Royal Mail so vulnerable, needs to push through reforms quickly and give current boss Martin Seidenberg a fighting chance.
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Britain must scrap 'double taxation' blighting popular stock market investments to help revive City
Investment trusts are companies listed on the stock market and are therefore subject to the UK's 'pernicious' stamp duty regime.
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Tesla boss Elon Musk makes surprise visit to Beijing as he looks to woo officials over self-driving cars
In a meeting with Chinese Premier Li Qiang, Musk said the electric car maker was willing to cooperate to 'achieve more win-win results'.
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MIDAS SHARE TIPS: Premium income doubles and profits rise eight-fold as insurer Lancashire has disaster covered
The shares have fallen from £8.50 to £5.86, hit by fears about turmoil in the Middle East and war in Ukraine. These seem overdone. Buy and hold.
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Intermediate Capital Group snaps up leading legal business information provider for £650m
The FTSE 100 private equity fund manager has bought Law Business Research from Levine Leichtman Capital Partners - a buyout firm in Los Angeles.
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CITY WHISPERS: City PR man Neil Bennett cries fowl after being left with egg on his face over chicken red-tape
Bennett has to register the chickens in his garden or face a £5,000 fine for each one he fails to declare.
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When will Gucci get its house in order? Fashion giant needs new saviour to arrest a slump in profits and sales
But there is talk that a predator rather than rescuer could emerge. Gucci is one of two brands most coveted by Bernard Arnault, boss of LVMH.
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Takeover target Anglo American is forced to defend chairman behind string of blue-chip sales
City grandee Stuart Chambers is under fire as yet another British business he leads is at risk of being sold off to a foreign predator.
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FTSE 100 chiefs claim they are hard-up compared with the States. But our analysis suggests a very different story: Are British bosses REALLY underpaid?
The number of leading companies pushing for pay rises for their leaders has jumped even after they trousered an average of £4.5 million, a recent...
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MIDAS SHARE TIPS UPDATE: GlobalData proves worldwide knowledge
GlobalData shares have risen by 26 per cent in 15 months but, at £2.08, the price should continue to increase. That makes this stock attractive for...
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Pearson's boss given a bloody nose as shareholders protest over fat cat pay
In another bruising setback for the FTSE 100 education publisher, 30 per cent of investors voted against the company's remuneration policy.