“Think of the search for value stocks like grocery shopping for the highest quality goods at the best possible price.”
This Is Money: Free Mobile Call Revolution
Free internet calls via a mobile phone are to be offered at thousands of London ‘hot spots’, in a move that could be copied across Britain
This Is Money: IceSave’s New Best Buy Account
An Icelandic bank has shaken up the UK savings market, launching a new online account paying a market-leading 5.2%.
This Is Money: A Quarter Of Critical Illness Claims Rejected
Norwich Union, the UK's largest insurer, has revealed that nearly a quarter of all claims on critical illness policies are turned down
This Is Money: The Right Of First Refusal
The Daily Mail City team explain a rare sighting of a phenomenon not normally seen in British business deals
This Is Money: Walsh Wields The Big Stick
BA’s executives should never have trusted Virgin Atlantic after the long history of hostility between the two Heathrow carriers
Motley Fool: PartyGaming Is Not For Me
It’s not often you see a FTSE 100 company cancel a previously announced dividend. In fact, I’d never seen such an announcement until last week’s release from PartyGaming (LSE: PRTY).
This Is Money: Leading Firms ‘will Flee UK Taxes’
The ‘trickle’ of companies abandoning Britain could become a ‘flood’ if the government does not reform its tax regime, the CBI has warned
This Is Money: Google Buys YouTube For £880m
Goodle is buying YouTube for £880m, indicating how important online video is expected to become as viewers and advertisers migrate from TV
Scotsman: Critical Illness Costs Norwich Union £80m
NORWICH Union, the UK’s biggest insurer, paid out £80 million on critical illness (CI) policies in 2005 – 23 per cent more than the previous year.