A brief summary of Monday's main business headlines.... Extensive coverage of the impending strikes at BA and Prudential's imminent rights issue.

 

 

 

FINANCIAL TIMES

  • Berlin calls for eurozone budget laws - Germany seeks to boost blocs fiscal discipline
  • Europe: Danger zone - Rescue package buys time for the single currency, but at a great risk
  • Osborne braced for cuts - Chancellor creates fiscal watchdog to rectify fixed Treasury forecasts
  • Pru set for launch of delayed $21bn issue - Insurer aims to make financial case for £35.5bn takeover of AIA
  • Democrats open to talks on derivatives - Banks claim provision in US regulation bill would rock markets
  • Airports closed as volcanic ash continues - Heathrow and Gatwick to be shut from 1am Monday
  • Step forward in effort to quell spill - Insertion of tube into ruptured well has captured some oil and gas
  • Hedge funds hit by May volatility - Shortlived New York stock market plunge wipes billions from portfolios
  • OSI agrees to Astellas sweetened $4bn offer
  • Regulator looks at further BP (LON:BP.) legal action
  • Lex Column: Dont hang up on web feats - Mobile internet spreads value
  • UK public finances - The OBRs first job will be to tell how bad things really are

THE TIMES

  • Prudential (LON:PRU) poised to launch rights issue
  • Carmakers accelerate slowly out of slump
  • Angela Merkel says that the euro's bailout has bought time but is not a solution
  • Economic recovery may leave jobless behind
  • Osborne set to give in on hedge fund law
  • Easy name may go in Stelios row
  • Reading FC chairman seeks extra time from lender
  • Bankers plot guaranteed bonuses to beat tax
  • Clifford Chance is back above £1m barrier
  • Standard Chartered looks to take next step in China
  • Euro plunges to four-year low

DAILY TELEGRAPH

  • Share boost puts CEOs' pay at new high
  • Government softens on bank reform
  • Petrol expected to fuel inflation
  • BP (LON:BP.) siphon plan starts as political pressure builds
  • Lord Myners calls for 'one last push' at EU hedge fund talks
  • Vince Cable to target tax avoidance by businesses
  • Bitter VAT blow for beer drinkers
  • Prudential (LON:PRU)> poised to launch rights issue

THE INDEPENDENT

  • Trichet calls for 'quantum leap' in eurozone financial discipline
  • Chancellor faces first EU setback over controversial hedge fund rules
  • Industry…

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