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My sense is that the business world remains more intolerant of homosexuality than other worlds such as the legal profession, the media and the visual arts… I am one of a handful of publicly gay people to have run a FTSE 100 company. In some industries, the situation is particularly bad. Among the many people I know in private equity, where I now work, fewer than 1pc are openly gay.
the self storage sector generated total returns of 29.83 percent last year, while the FTSE NAREIT All Equity REIT Total Returns Index was up 11.29 percent.
Hopefully I can move on. I would still like to be a non-executive of a FTSE 100 company and hopefully that will happen. But despite being voted a Christmas cracker by yourselves, they’re not falling over themselves to sign me up.More quotes »
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World stocks fall after optimism fizzles on China
lending were offset by lingering uncertainty about crisis-struck Greece.European stocks plummeted in early trading. Britain 's FTSE 100 fell 1.8 percent and Germny's DAX tumbled 2.2 percent. France's CAC-40 lost 2.4 percent. Wall Street also appeared set for Read more »
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London Markets: Banks and oil firms lift FTSE 100
territory on Thursday after the prior day’s selloff, while Admiral Group PLC added pressure after a car-insurance setback. The FTSE 100 index (FTI:UK:UKX) rose 1% to 5,349.71, partly rebounding from a 1.7% drop on Wednesday. Oil firms led the charge north, 4:52 AM from MarketWatch Read more »
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Mining stock interest boosts FTSE
been spared more volatility as the focus switched to retail stocks including B&Q owner Kingfisher and car parts firm Halfords. The FTSE 100 Index climbed 17.8 points at 5315.1, having slid nearly 100 points on fears Spain was closer to an EU bailout. The improvement 4:20 AM from Express & Star Read more »
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FTSE LIVE: Spain battles bank crisis and Ireland holds euro treaty poll
FTSE 100 has opened up 27.1 points at 5,324.4, but gains are likely to be limited by worries that Spain's bank crisis is spiralling out of control. The blue chip index slumped 93.86 points or 1.7 per cent to 5,297.28 yesterday, reversing much of a previous 3:40 AM from This Is Money Read more »
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FTSE bounces higher in early trade
FTSE 100 bounced back in early trade on Thursday, recovering after a sharp fall in the previous session that took it below the 5,300 level, with Wednesday's big fallers - banks, miners, and energy stocks - leading the rally. At 0709 GMT, the FTSE 100 index 3:28 AM from International Business Times Read more »
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IG Markets - Afternoon thoughts May 31
5285 -12 DAX 6275 -6 CAC 3012 -4 IBEX 6079 -11 DOW 12397 -23 NAS 2532 -5 S&P 1309 -4 Oil 87.59 Gold 1561 Across Asia, markets are weaker after picking up some negative leads from European and US markets. It was a typical ‘risk off’ session, which saw money 3:00 AM from Scoop - New Zealand News Read more »
