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Investors show they can bite as well as bark
There have been encouraging signs of a revival in the recent trading performance, and with a new headquarters providing a fresh start, it will be for Donald Emslie, acting chief executive, to prove he can step up to the plate.
Probably because he was not the City's choice, he faces a potential Charles Allen-style campaign against him that his ITV counterpart has somehow managed to survive.
It will be a tough introduction to the top for Emslie, who'll be forced to draw on every ounce of his experience if his 20-year career at SMG is not to be stopped in its tracks.
This article: http://business.scotsman.com/management.cfm?id=1067792006 Last updated: 22-Jul-06 00:41 BST .
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Action Line: Calm, reason best way to mediate tree disputes
Q To all those people who don't like the way a neighbor trims their trees, (Action Line, June 18), keep your trees in your own damn yard in the first place and you wouldn't have the problem.
Ken Bushley of Redwood City and a host of others A It would be the neighborly thing to do, Ken. And possibly reduce stress and a burden on the court system.
Q When I lived in the Berryessa area, I had a certified arborist come out to cut the branches off a neighbor's tree that hung over into my yard.
When he was done, he came in and got me and took me out to explain why he had not taken all the branches in my yard down. It would have left the tree too heavy on the neighbor's side and in danger of falling down into their house with time or in case of bad weather.