at £0.82275 per share taking advantage of the market turmoil. Recently there have been rumours of a bid in the region of 150p a share for Hays (HAS.L) which at the purchase price would give an upside of 80% if true. Hay’s Net Fee Income Rises 14% in Fourth Quarter, Led by Asia Bloomberg - Jul 7, 2011
Hays PLC
250 Euston Road
Hays
London, NW1 2AF
United Kingdom - Map
Phone: 44 20 7383 2266
Fax: 44 20 7388 4367
Website: http://www.haysplc.com
250 Euston Road
Hays
London, NW1 2AF
United Kingdom - Map
Phone: 44 20 7383 2266
Fax: 44 20 7388 4367
Website: http://www.haysplc.com
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Hays plc operates as a specialist recruitment company in the United Kingdom and internationally. The company provides temporary and permanent staff to various sectors, which include accountancy and finance, construction and property, information technology, sales and marketing, banking, contact centers, education, executive, financial services, healthcare, human resources, legal, oil and gas, pharmaceutical, purchasing, resource management, and resources and mining. Hays plc is based in London, the United Kingdom.
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Mark Faber "“The politicians are all useless individuals. Nobody is reducing the problems in the US or Europe, just putting on a band aid and postponing the problems endlessly,”
Despite worries about major euro zone economies including Italy, he is relatively bullish on the survival of the euro. “What surprises me more is actually the strength of the euro and that it has not collapsed yet,” he said He believes that peripheral economies which drag down the euro will eventually be “chucked out” of the single currency. “I would have chucked out Greece three years ago, straight away, and it would have been much cheaper,” Faber said.
Mark Faber "“The politicians are all useless individuals. Nobody is reducing the problems in the US or Europe, just putting on a band aid and postponing the problems endlessly,”
Despite worries about major euro zone economies including Italy, he is relatively bullish on the survival of the euro. “What surprises me more is actually the strength of the euro and that it has not collapsed yet,” he said He believes that peripheral economies which drag down the euro will eventually be “chucked out” of the single currency. “I would have chucked out Greece three years ago, straight away, and it would have been much cheaper,” Faber said.
