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The dastardly Mr Deedes

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Former Barclays executive roger Jenkins, 66, who’s been charged by the Serious Fraud Office, claims to enjoy good relations with his pneumatic ex-wife Diana, despite having to pay her a £150m divorce settlement in 2011. how did hot-to-trot Diana, 44, digest her dome-headed former ‘husbank’s’ sobering news yesterday? By enjoying a no-expense-spared trek through South america with a muscular, medallionw­earing latino companion in tow. Morgan Stanley’s aptly-named head of trading, Ted Pick, is credited with turning around the bank’s troubled bond trading division this year. The feisty ginger nut, 48, is now being talked up as a successor to Morgan Stanley’s mildmanner­ed (read: a tad wan) Aussie chief James Gorman, 58. One potential banana skin. The trail of profanity-laden emails Pick’s been known to fire off to colleagues might unnerve the top brass. uS network nBC is broadcasti­ng this week’s royal ascot meeting for the first time on american television. having acquired the rights in a multi-million dollar deal, an excitable producer asked if they could install a camera inside the Queen’s carriage for the royal procession. Prune-faced ascot officials didn’t even dignify the request with a response. aren’t the Yanks wonderful? Courtly ex- M& G boss Michael McLintock, 56, who retired last year from his £6.5m-a-year fund management role, isn’t intent on simply enjoying his considerab­le wealth and (I’m advised) excellent cellar. I hear he’s recently taken an undisclose­d equity stake in boutique investment manager Neptune, with a beady eye on taking more in the near future. unmarried rapper Will.i.am’s foray into the technology sector isn’t giving Silicon Valley tycoons sleepless nights. his artificial intelligen­ce personal assistant aneeda, launched in March, has disappeare­d without a trace. Previous flops include a £400 iPhone case and a smartwatch which one reviewer described as the ‘worst product i’ve worn all year’. Currently a judge on demeaning itV talent show the Voice Kids, is it now a case of Will.i.was?

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