A to Z of the Sunday newspapers
Our summary of what the Sunday papers are reporting from the financial world this week.
FINANCIAL MAIL ON SUNDAY
Coalition targets a £25bn property sale
Plans to sell Government property worth £25bn – nearly 7% of all State-owned buildings and land – over the next three years will be unveiled.
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Defence giant BAE Systems is preparing to sell one of its businesses, Platform Solutions, for more than £650m.
BBC may offer Worldwide in pension deal
BBC director general Mark Thompson may this week put forward BBC Worldwide as part of a deal designed to cut its £2bn pension deficit.
SUNDAY TELEGRAPH
Connaught cuts 700 jobs by phone
Connaught's administrators have made 700 staff redundant and sparked anger among unions by revealing the job cuts to workers by telephone.
UK producer price inflation slows to six-month low
Producer prices rose in August at the slowest annual pace in six months, easing UK inflation fears.
EU chief Barnier warns casino days are over
Life is about to change for hedge funds, commodity traders, and the 'prop desks' of global banks in the City of London.
Budget airline chief says 'unsustainable' model must change – and so must the leadership.
Tullett Prebon boss to own launch fund manager
Tullett Prebon's 'straight talking' CEO Terry Smith is to launch his own fund management company within months.
No British banks in top 10 of world's safest
HSBC, Barclays and Nationwide are only British institutions to register in Global Finance's list of world's 50 safest banks.
THE SUNDAY TIMES
BAE builds warchest of deals in US
The British defence giant prepares for acquisitions by raising £1.3bn from the sale of non-core assets.
Betfair takes gamble on £1.5bn float
The online gambling group is poised to press the button on a £1.5bn float that will be one of Britain's biggest stock market debuts this year.
Vodafone top dump French assets
The mobile phone giant is plotting more overseas disposals but will hold on to its interests in America.
INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY
ITV prepares for big job cuts
ITV's new bosses, Archie Norman and Adam Crozier, are preparing massive job cuts as part of their five-year masterplan to revitalise the X-Factor TV giant.
Bank heads thrash out Basle III regulations
Top banking officials from 27 countries are locked in talks today in the Swiss town of Basle finalising new, tougher, global capital rules which could force banks to raise fresh equity..
Vallar battles for Colombian mines
Nathaniel Rothschild's Vallar investment vehicle will do battle with FTSE-100 giants BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, Anglo American and Xstrata for the $7bn (£4.6bn) Colombian operations of coal miner Drummond.
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