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Advertising looks set to win from the busy summer - Hopes are rising of a significant advertising boom from a triple whammy of feelgood events with the Diamond Jubilee, Olympics and Euro 2012 football championship between June and August.

Apple must learn from Nike and get tough on causes of supply chain abuse - US Outlook We're ready for your close up now, Mr Cook. Say cheese. Tim Cook's photo op last week, when the Apple boss visited the firm's Chinese supplier, Foxconn, was timed neatly to coincide with the Fair Labor Association's audit of three ...

Halifax says rush to beat duty pushed up prices - A last-minute dash by first-time buyers to beat a deadline on avoiding stamp duty sent house prices jumping 2.2 per cent last month, according to Halifax.

GDF bid to buy rest of UK group rejected - GDF Suez's attempt to scoop up the 30 per cent of International Power it does not already own stopped in its tracks today as the UK electricity group batted away its French suitor.

JJB's Ronnie charged over '£1m fraud' - Chris Ronnie, the former chief executive of JJB Sports, was yesterday charged by the Serious Fraud Office over an alleged £1m fraud relating to contracts entered into by the sportswear retailer in 2008.

Yahoo makes 2,000 more redundant - Yahoo is cutting 2,000 jobs as new chief executive Scott Thompson clears out areas that do not fit into his plans for turning around the beleaguered internet company.

JPMorgan star Hannam resigns over insider storm - Ian Hannam, one of the City's biggest deal makers, has quit as chairman of capital markets at JPMorgan Cazenove after being fined £450,000 by the Financial Services Authority (FSA).

Mirror cuts Bailey's cash bonus – but adds shares - Trinity Mirror has bowed to shareholder pressure by halving any future cash bonus for its chief executive Sly Bailey, but it risked investors' wrath because it will not reduce the overall size of her controversial pay package.

Dame Helen lined up to chair magazine empire - Dame Helen Alexander is understood to have been handed the role of chairman at FTSE-250 trade magazine publisher and events organiser United Business Media.

Energy giant EDF prepares for nuclear future without Centrica - The French energy giant EDF is working up contingency plans should Centrica walk away from their joint venture to build a new wave of nuclear power stations.

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