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Pleas for ECB rate cut as euribor goes mad
Top economists implore the European Central Bank to head off a recession.
'NatWest Three' face jail for Enron fraud
Do you fear a sharp slowdown in the UK?
Alliance & Leicester shares jump on relief
Kingfisher blue on B&Q;
Profits fall at DIY retailer as B&Q; sales fall.
M&B; plunges into the red
Pub group hit after credit crunch puts venutre on ice.
House prices fall
Prices suffer their steepest montly fall since 1995.
Dollar bills
Instant millionaires
Dollar nous helps currency firm create 19 millionaires.
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The fall of Northern Rock
The definitive investigation into Northern Rock's demise.
An aeroplane on the tarmac: MPs grill BAA over airport standards
MPs grill BAA
Questions on security, dirty airports and investment.
NEWS
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Hillary Clinton goes Christmas crackers
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Kingfisher hit by B&Q;
B&Q; owner sees sales slide as consumers cut back.
Sage payout doubles
Software group almost doubled its dividend as revenues surge.
Future looking brighter
Future Publishing back to black at the full-year.
Virgin faces lawsuit
Virgin Mobile investors in US have filed a class-action lawsuit.
Catlin takes charge
Lloyd's syndicate latest insurer to be hit by lending crisis.
Porsche races ahead
Revenues up 15pc since the beginning of August.
Pru's outsourcing deal
Plans to transfer staff to outsourcing group Capita.
Mining for offices
Plans to develop a 70-acre site on a former coal mine for offices.
News coming this week
Talking shop about England's defeat, Richard Fletcher. Will Europe survive the Euro?. Ambrose Evans-Pritchard. Stay tuned to Ben Bland's Market Forces.
Richard Tyler
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YOUR MONEY
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Islamic-compliant finance
YOUR BUSINESS
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Darling far from Wonderland
THE WEEK IN PICTURES
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Can he rescue the Rock?
Will the Virgin brand be enough to build confidence?
Ken and Kenneth, better known as The 'Suit You' Tailors, played by Paul Whitehouse and Mark Williams in the The Fast Show
YVETTE ESSEN
Power suits you, sir
Charles Tyrwhitt on the looks that inspire leadership.
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LIAM HALLIGAN
Bet your bottom dollar
Political tensions will follow the falling greenback.
Alex
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