| Investors Chronicle 1995 Delroy Alexander |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| All reward, no risk. (UK executives pay) | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| Asda gives chemists a new headache. (Asda seeks to end price maintenance on non-prescription drugs) | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| Asset-swap builders in strategic breakthrough.(Tarmac and Wimpey to exchange assets) | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| Body Shop ponders a farewell to the City.(Body Shop may go private) | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| Bringing the US on board. (BPB makes bid for National Gypsum) | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| BT has Cable & Wireless in its sights, says city: one privatised telecoms operator is being stalked by another, according to the latest market rumour. Intense competition to build global telephone networks mean there's logic in the theory that BT is eyeing a bid for C&W. | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| Building in the cost of provisions. (land provisions made by UK housebuilders) | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| Cathay and West: hunt for cash.(collapse of Cathay and West) | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| Company doctor in the hot seat. (David Rogers restructures Amstrad) | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| DTI closes city firm: investors are concerned that the collapse of currency dealer Cathay & West will leave them out of pocket. | Business | Patricia Jennings, Delroy Alexander |
| Granada to break the bank for Forte.(Granada bids for Forte) | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| In the eye of the pay row: last week retail group Kingfisher admited that Christmas trading had been lousy. With massive private sector pay packages under attack, is the company right to make its chairman one of the UK's best-paid directors? | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| Investors fall into loophole.(regulation of foreign exchange dealers in the UK) | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| King Coal takes on Comrade Arthur.(RJB Mining industrial relations) | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| Mind the ceiling, Dorrell tells media emperors: under new rules on media ownership, the small guys can get bigger but some of the big guys will be forced to get smaller. It's sure to set off a year of arguing over media power. | Business | Delroy. Alexander |
| Mulcahy gets 18 months' grace at Kingfisher. (Sir Geoff Mulcahy 'demoted' to chief executive) | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| Over-hyped, overpaid and over here. (overseas executives in the UK; includes related notes on Gordon Hall) | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| Overpowerful, overpaid and over here: not so long ago management consultants were confined to the US. Today they're big in the UK, but what exactly is it they do, and do they give value for money. | Business | Delroy. Alexander |
| Price weakness hits Guinness shares. | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| Private interest grows as problems are ironed out. (UK government seeks to attract private investment for building and infrastructure) | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| Putting Ashley back into fashion: quintessentially English Laura Ashley has just got its third chief executive in five years - former Mothercare boss Ann Iverson. The company has hired a respected retailer, but can she cope with Ashley's quaint culture? | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| Sir Philip's magic carpet ride. (Sir Philip Harris Carpetright) | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| The great Forte raid.(bid for Forte by Granada) | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| Tired estate awaits the country gent.(George Bull to become chairman of GrandMet) | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| Watchdog slow to bark.(lack of protection for currency trading in the UK) | Business | Delroy Alexander |
| Women on the board.(women executives in the UK; includes related article on women finance directors) | Business | Delroy Alexander |
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