This article is on a new film that is going to be released, i have been desperatly trying to find more info about the film, when and where it is going to be released. I saw the video on youtube, if your going to read the article, it may be worth watching the trailer to.
This morning I found more reason's of why I love surfing the net.
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WH Smith are looking into buying the troubled bookseller Boarders.
Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Group has bought a 20pc stake in AirAsia X, a long-haul budget airline, for about £7m.
Manhattan's world famous department store Barneys New York is to fall into the arms of the Dubai royal family after rival bidder Fast Retailing of Japan pulled out of the running.
The British private equity industry's embattled lobby group is set to lose its leading lieutenant just eight weeks after its chief executive resigned.
Spanish infrastructure investor Ferrovial could be in line for a large windfall if the Competition Commission forces the break-up of BAA's South-East airports.
BAE systems, the british defence giant are looking to get their hands on more companies, after purchasing America's Armor Holdings earlier this year.
10/08/2007 More bad news for investors as the FTSE 100 fell heavily at its opening in London.
Aviva's first half profits are hit as flood claims more financial victims Operating profits, on a European embedded value basis, dropped to £1.54bn in the first half of the year from £1.7bn in the same period in 2006.
Sports newspapers have been sold to London & Athens Limited – a company which counts Interactive World Chairman Simon Hume-Kendall as a director.
Good news for all cheese lovers as Lloyds lend Ilchester £5m to help deppt problems.
JUST IN NEWS- Frances largest bank has frozen three funds as the fears of greater losses from US sub- prime continue to weigh on global markets.
Interesting reading, the article shows more disruptive movements on the way as the bank of England warned it is still to early to assume that financial markets have recovered from the recent credit squeeze.
The new airport terminal in slough (know as Tesco's) has been the centre of controversial debate, and have been ordered by the competition commission to stop work on the retail development in Slough.
The world's third largest defence contractor, BAE systems has hit back at critics, after the inquiry by Lord Woolf in to the company's ethical policies and business conduct, proved that they are running to high standards, and are constantly looking its programs and policies.
Publishers of the Gaurdian and Apax Partners are talking about making a £2bn bid for Emap – after they put the company up for sale last month. Emap who run a string of radio stations, consumer magazines and business to business magazines will be likely to have to have an offe …
Article about Vodaphone still believing in verizon and that they will not sell up to £4.95 bn of its interest back to its joint venture partner
This article really brings home the financial devastation caused by the summer floods in the UK. Severn Trent reveals the cost of just handing out fresh bottled water itself has hit over £10m.
Royal & Sun Alliance will continue on its ongoing cost cutting plan, by axing 500 jobs in the UK, and 200 elsewhere. The insurance group have been struggling facing the market conditions after the floods in June/July where they have suffered a massive hit of £120m.
ITV's Michael Grade said it would be "foolish" to predict when the publics confidence will return in TV phone-ins as they saw profits from their premium rate lines fall like loggers leap in the first half. Maybe if ITV hadn't been so "foolish" as to try ripping off t …
"Interest rates will have to reach 6%, to keep inflation under control over the next two years, the banks of England warns". This hardly surprises me, for the last few years interest rates have been very low, where as the balance for interest rates is around 4 ½ / 5 %.
I have found this article, which is about Scottish and Newcastle ( brews for fosters and Kronenbourg) have suffered like many business across the UK from the bad summer, keeping beer drinkers away.
Barclays has formally launched its €67.5bn offer in the battle for Dutch bank ABN Amro. The British bank has confirmed its offer to ABN Amro shareholders of €13.5 in cash and 2.13 in Barclays' shares, in offer documents today.
Nichols are still on talks about a possible takeover. This comes after news of a drop in profits around £900,000 where revealed for the first six months of the year. The company are the UK makers of Vimto and Sunkist soft drinks
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