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Individuals who invested money through Lloyds of London are facing bankruptcy after losing a court battle against the world’s oldest insurance market.

Making its debut today at Salon Prive Luxury and Supercar Show at the Hurlingham Club in London is the Country Pursuits Concept (CPC) car from Overfinch Bespoke Vehicles - an extensively modified Range Rover aimed at the upper echelons of sports-loving society. The no-expense-spared CPC comes with a 470 bhp 4.2 litre engine and an enhanced suspension system to lower the car 20cm at speed or raise it 25cm under extreme off road conditions. There's also a fully integrated fridge and the pictured Olive Ash removable gun box with three sliding drawers which will hold a bespoke gun case, cartridges and crystal glass drinking set...Tags: OverfinchRelated Articles: The Nude Top Mitsuoka Orochi Keating: the next British supercar brand makes a double debut Six seat luxury mobile office concept for the corporate commando team Famous coachbuilding name returns with a new spin on mini luxury Ascari shows another supercar Audi A8 Awarded Chauffeur Car Of The Year

A story today from BW colleague Karyn McCormack makes an interesting observation: There are a lot of brand name stocks trading below $10 these days. If your share price is under $10, that makes you a second-class stock in many investors' eyes. It seems like an arbitrary distinction, but stocks under $10 are assumed to be risky and lower quality. Hedge funds and investing methodologies often have a blanket rule, forbidding the buying of any stocks priced that cheap.However, a list of stocks in the under $10 bargain bin now include Ford (F), Motorola (MOT), Sprint Nextel (S), Washington Mutual (WM) and several airlines. General Motors (GM) could be joining them soon. The article is worth a read here, and a slideshow of the stocks is here.

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The Heartland Value Plus fund is delivering on its name, trouncing the market yet again.

England captain Michael Vaughan will be named in the squad for the first Test against South Africa despite a knee injury.

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Belgian coach Tom Saintfiet is named as the new coach of Namibia to replace Dutchman Arie Schans.

Go Daddy says it registers, renews or transfers domain names at the rate of one per second.

Deutsche Securities has appointed Marzio Keiling as the new head of global markets for Japan.