Business In the Community Media Round Up, 8 October 2008
08/10/2008
 

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Regulator fines A&L record £7m for mis-selling loan insurance
The Guardian, p.25

Alliance & Leicester has been hit with a record £7m fine for serious failings in the sales of payment protection insurance (PPI).

 
 
Coal-fired power generators face new threat from EU carbon emissions curb
The Guardian, p.45

The future of coal-fired power generation in Europe was called into question yesterday after a European Parliament committee backed new laws that would force power companies to pay for all of their carbon dioxide emissions from 2013.

 
 
Climate groups' revenue hits $300bn
Financial Times

Companies providing goods and services that tackle climate change now form a bigger industry grouping than the global software and biotechnology sectors combined, according to new research.

 
 
Watchdog raps Lexus for fast and loose advert
The Guardian

Environmental claims by Lexus misled the public, the Advertising Standards Authority has ruled.

 
 
Scheme will put lenders under closer scrutiny
Financial Times

The wholesale recapitalisation of UK banks is likely to signal a fundamental shift in the strained and sometimes acrimonious relationship between the government and the country’s largest lenders

 
 

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