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Articles in August, 2001 issue of Financial News

• EO plans savings with APCIMS.
• The time has come for Breuer to 'walk'.
• Media boost at 3i.
• Telecoms equipment firms may reverse capital funding.
• First-half M&A surge shows no sign of slide.
• Battle of the German giants leads to share price slump.
• ABN Amro.
• 3G.
• Philippa's big night out.
• Merrill hits out at Moody's.
• Bankers struggle to price IPO deals.
• Deutsche ready to fold in MGPE.
• Sanpaolo IMI moves into hedge fund market.
• European investors seek extra security for CDOs.
• M&A deals muted but not on hold.
• Macfarlane Group.
• WPP.
• Friends Ivory.
• Keeping down the competition.
• GAIM hedge fund opens in UK.
• It is crunch time for Havas in the battle for Tempus Group.
• UBS partner in Seoul court.
• Brokers seek ways to add value to their data delivery.
• Mortgages.
• Sportal.
• Baltimore.
• Bigger boats for the big boys.
• Govett directors quit the board.
• Lazard brings 'stress M&A' to Europe.
• Goldman shows prowess with the sale of Brauerei Beck to Interbrew.
• ICI moves ahead of the pack.
• New issues reflect decline in retail equity demand.
• Derivatives outsourcing to transform the back office.
• Split trusts.
• Directors reluctantly back co-founders' cut-price bid.
• Alchemy/Royal Doulton.
• NTL faces a double downgrade.
• Mediobanca and Fiat square up again.
• Letter from Madrid.
• Mott benefits from imperfect market.
• Citadel seeks out new head of portfolio finance after Feckl leaves.
• State Street pushes into Europe.
• Survey shows online gaps.
• Cammell Laird/A&P.
• Argentina.
• Microsoft.
• Markets prepare for Japanese meltdown.
• Two quit hedge fund to go it alone.
• Clough opts for longer-term outlook.
• Service companies follow slump of investment banks.
• Beeson to chair Beeson Gregory.
• Morgan Stanley.
• Marks & Spencer.
• BAT accusations dog British politician.
• Deutsche Telekom ADRs fall below IPO.
• Porsches are fast - so what else is new.
• Focus falls on timing of trades.
• ECNs reach a turning point.
• Foreign-owned fund managers carve an ever-larger slice of pie.
• Credit/Laing.
• MGPE.
• Milk Link.
• Time, gentlemen.
• SG hires Salvy for utilities.
• Hermes targets underperformers.
• Sweetman quits SEI Investments.
• Australia Fund marks a first.
• Analysts divided on recovery.
• Investors wary of launch dates and new regulations.
• Claims Direct.
• Vauxhall Motors.
• Asda Property.
• JPMorgan Chase to fire 3,000 more in investment banking.
• Nasdaq delistings increase in 2001.
• Letter from Frankfurt.
• Moody's NTL downgrade fuels questions on cable.
• Providers explore value-added perks.
• US economy.
• The Body Shop.
• Troubled insurer may pay off policyholders who lack GAR.

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