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Not quite yet, figures showIt is a sad fact for investors and tipsters alike that, just as no siren sounds when stock markets peak, no bell rings at the bottom, either.Read Full Article Tempus: A time to get pickyIt is a sad fact for investors and tipsters alike that, just as nobody sounds a siren when stockmarkets peak, no one rings a bell at the bottom either.Read Full Article FirstGroup in cash call to fund Greyhound dealFirstGroup, the bus and train operator, is issuing up to 43.7 million new shares to institutional investors to help pay for the $3.5 billion purchase of US transport group Laidlaw, which operates the 92-year-old Greyhound bus network. The deal was completed in last October.$Read Full Article Charles Dunstone keys into the laptop phenomenonSHAREHOLDERS take a lot on trust with Charles Dunstone, chief executive of Carphone Warehouse. He is an entrepreneur who has created a FTSE-100 company based on reading changes in the fast-moving communications and technology market. And for investors who have backed him, their loyalty has paid off. The company has morphed from a mobile-phone retail specialist to selling broadband and is now intending to ride the laptop boom. 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