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Mar 6, 2013
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Mar 4, 2013
T-Mobile / MetroPCS: hard to call
Paulson’s objections overlook the full worth of Deutsche Telekom’s dollars
Lex
Mar 5, 2013
Dell: time to quit stalling
Investors should not play along with buyout without vital information
Lex
Mar 5, 2013
Glencore: tricks of the trade
Mega-merger with mining group Xstrata finally looks to be in sight
Lex
Mar 6, 2013
Vodafone: call waiting
As M&A rumours swirl about the UK telecoms company, investors need to be discerning
Lex
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US bank stress tests: capital cushions
Investors are more interested in the tests as a gateway for potential payouts
Lex
Mar 4, 2013
HSBC: ready for take-off?
If the UK bank is an aircraft, it is just leaving the gate, with costs still a big area of concern
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On stabilising the gold price
Almost a year ago the Telegraph’s Thomas Pascoe put out an interesting piece on gold. We’ve decided to reprise it this Friday because we think...
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He isn’t the Prime Minister, he’s a very naughty economist
(This is getting to be a genre.)
Robert Chote, head of the Office for Budget Responsibility – the UK’s independent fiscal watchdog –...
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Happy women’s day! You’re paid less than men! – Part 2
In Part 1, we looked at the Futuretrack data that showed female graduates in the UK earning less than their male colleagues. This appears to hold even...
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Letter from Lex: all-time highs and lows
The Dow Jones hits an all-time high as some large M&A deals begin to unravel