Two Goldman Sachs proprietary traders have left the bank to launch a new hedge fund, backed by Sweden’s Brummer & Partners , Financial Times reports. Daniele Benatoff and Ariel Roskis , senior members of the bank’s Principal Strategies desk in London
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London subway drivers threatening strike on Prince William's wedding day - New York Post
LONDON — London subway drivers are threatening to strike on the day of Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding. The ASLEF union said Monday its members might walk out April 29 in a dispute over holiday pay. Middleton and the prince are due to marry
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London stock market down in early trade - TradingMarkets.com
London stock market opened on Monday with the leading FTSE 100 index down 28.05 points or 0.47 percent to 5,956.28 in early trade. Mining firms were among the main losers. But shares in medical equipment firm Smith & Nephew jumped 11 percent on reports of
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Australia's Thorpe eyes London Olympics comeback - Earthtimes
Sydney - Five-time Olympic gold medallist Ian Thorpe has started training again and has not ruled out being in Australia's 4x100 metres freestyle relay team at the 2012 Games in London, news reports said Sunday. The 28-year-old retired in 2006 but is
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Goldman Traders to Set Up Fund in London - CNBC
Two traders on Goldman Sachs ’s proprietary trading desk are poised to set up their own fund in London, financed by a major European backer, a person with direct knowledge of the matter said on Monday. Brummer is one of the largest hedge funds in Europe
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Gold Fluctuates in London Amid Concern Over European Debt Woes - BusinessWeek
Jan. 10 (Bloomberg) -- Gold for immediate delivery fluctuated in London, following a week-long slump, as plans by Portugal and Spain to sell debt this week revived speculation that Europe’s debt crisis isn’t over. The cost of insuring European
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BP drags London markets into the red - Marketwatch
The FTSE was also suffering from weak sentiment. Stocks across Europe fell amid renewed sovereign-debt worries, with weekend reports saying that Germany and France are pressuring Portugal to take a financial bailout. Pushing on the downside was BP (NYSE:BP
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