Who's flush in the FTSE

Article Abstract:

A list is presented of the top profit-making companies in the United Kingdom, and the biggest losers, according to their bottom-line profits on the FTSE 350. The top performer is oil and gas company, Shell, which had a 2000 year-end profit of 8,515 million pounds, and bringing up the rear is Garban Intercapital which lost 35 million pounds.

Standards, Profit, Profits, Financial Times Stock Exchange 350 Index

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After the gold rush

Article Abstract:

Economic conditions in early 2001 are assessed, after the failure of many businesses based on electronic commerce. However the activities of venture capital firms have changed attitudes to new enterprises.

Economic aspects, Internet, Electronic commerce, E-commerce, Venture capital

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Not so tough at the top

Article Abstract:

A survey of the salaries of finance directors and the audit fees of auditors of companies quoted in the UK Financial Times Stock Exchange 100 Index in 2000 is presented.

Compensation and benefits, Cover Story, Surveys, Chief financial officers, Auditors, Financial Times Stock Exchange 100 Index

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