Reuters: Regulatory News: PRESS DIGEST - British Business - June 12

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PRESS DIGEST - British Business - June 12 Jun 11th 2013, 23:23 June 12 | Tue Jun 11, 2013 7:23pm EDT June 12 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories on the business pages of British newspapers. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. The Telegraph UK CHALLENGES 'ILLEGAL' EU POWER TO BAN SHORT-SELLING The Government has challenged new European Union powers to regulate financial markets as "unlawful" and an "institutional revolution" by the back door, during a legal challenge in Europe's Luxembourg court. () RBS 'SHOULD BE MORE LIKE CANADIAN BANK', DOCUMENTS SHOW Davide Serra, co-founder of Algebris Investments, was pictured clutching a presentation on the Royal Bank of Scotland , entitled "the case for improving viability", which appeared to recommend that the lender should become more like a Canadian bank. () FURNITURE RETAILER DWELL CLOSE TO COLLAPSE Dwell, the upmarket furniture retailer, is close to collapsing into administration, putting 200 jobs at risk. () BAE SNAPS UP CYBER SECURITY RECRUITS Almost half of the trainees recruited by BAE Systems this year will join the defence giant's burgeoning cyber and security business as companies look to protect themselves against increasing cyber threats. () LLOYDS CUSTOMERS URGED TO FIGHT PPI REJECTIONS Campaigner Martin Lewis was today telling customers that having a PPI claim rejected by Lloyds was "part of the dance", following an expose of the bank's complaints procedures. () SEVERN TRENT INVESTORS 'DISAPPOINTED' OVER LACK OF COMMUNICATION The board of Severn Trent is facing pressure from investors after a Borealis-led consortium abandoned a 5.3 billion pound bid approach following an alleged lack of communication between the two sides. () The Guardian NEWS CORP SHAREHOLDERS APPROVE BREAKUP PLAN News Corp shareholders formally approved a plan to split the media giant's troubled publishing assets from its entertainment division on Tuesday at a special meeting in New York. () U.S. HIRING OUTLOOK HEALTHIER THAN ANY TIME SINCE 2008 More employers in the United States plan to hire workers in the next quarter than in any period since the fourth quarter of 2008, according to a survey by Manpower Group, the global employment services giant. () The Times GSK HALTS DRUG TRIALS OVER 'FAKE RESEARCH' SCANDAL The top scientist at GlaxoSmithKline's drug development operation in China has been dismissed for allegedly fabricating research into a potentially groundbreaking approach to tackling multiple sclerosis. () BRITVIC MERGER WITH AG BARR IN DOUBT AS SOFT DRINKS RIVALS PLAY HARDBALL A 2 billion pound-plus merger between Britvic and A.G. Barr was looking increasingly unlikely last night, despite provisional clearance for the deal from the Competition Commission. () PARTIES TRADE INSULTS AFTER BANKER LOSES KNIGHTHOOD The disgraced former chief executive of HBOS has been stripped of his knighthood after the bank he ran needed a £20.5 billion taxpayer rescue. () The Independent THE REAL LEGACY OF RECESSION IS FALLING WAGES AND PRODUCTIVITY Britain is experiencing the lowest productivity levels ever recorded in a recession - despite more people staying in work and enduring lower wages, a new study claims today. () GALLIFORD TRY IN 2.5 BLN STG FLOOD DEAL The construction group Galliford Try has grabbed a place on a 2.5 billion pound flood defence contract that has suffered from flaws similar to the West Coast rail fiasco. Link this Share this Digg this Email Reprints

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