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As the UK credit debt reaches GBP54.4bn the Bank of England and the Government were quick to condemn lenders for their irresponsible behaviour. 'This is in no way the fault of people who max their credit card with no idea how they will ever pay the money back,' a spokesman ...
Financial Times (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
British coffee retailer Coffee Republic looked set to go into administration after it asked for its shares to be suspended from trading
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From Times Online July 4, 2009BT in bid to cut staff pay in return for holidaysRobin Henry BT is asking its staff to take a 75% pay cut in return for long-term holidays to help the company ride-out the recession. British Telecom is offering workers the chance to take a year off if they accept a fraction of their salary as an upfront payment. It is part of a raft of measures being introduced by BT to...
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's massive economic stimulus plan has launched some projects that are wasteful, possibly making it hard for investors involved to repay bank loans, China's central bank chief said on Saturday.
Financial Times (Free subscription) | 12 hours ago
The story of what triggered almost $10m (€7m) of losses on the Brent oil market on Tuesday is still being pieced together, but one thing is clear: Steven Noel...
The Herald (Free subscription) | 14 hours ago
British Airways, Europe's third-largest airline, will extend capacity reductions, ground planes and delay deliveries of superjumbo aircraft as demand for air travel shows few signs of rebounding amid the recession.
Financial Times (Free subscription) | 12 hours ago
The economy staged a sharp recovery in the second quarter of this year and may have returned to anaemic growth , figures published yesterday suggest. The combined...
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To understand the future of the automobile industry, you must understand the success of Wal-Mart, the world's largest retail organization.
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While on the other hand, China's auto market is taking on a completely different look. According to statistics in the first quarter of 2009, sales in China's auto market surpassed that of the U.S. market for the first time. The whole auto market is growing rapidly, with an expected 18% increase. China's automobile enterprises have withstood the impact of financial crisis, thanks to its domestic market....
Financial Times (Free subscription) | 12 hours ago
Japan's samurai bond market showed further signs of rejuvenation yesterday as EDF of France became the first non-financial company to sell such bonds since the...
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BHP Billiton is to sell its Yabulu nickel refinery in Queensland to Australia's fifth-richest man for an undisclosed sum that will see the miner take a $675m writedown...
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Sutton and East Surrey Water, a privately owned water supplier, is on Monday expected to make a last-ditch attempt to persuade regulators to allow it to increase...
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* 1999: Reliance Industries wins exploration rights for the KG-D6 oil and gas block off eastern coast of India. * July 6 2002: Reliance's founder,...
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Signs of a new frenzy building among Chinese investors emerged yesterday when a herbal shampoo maker saw its shares surge by a third on their debut after part of the...
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carrolltrust | 29/06/2009
Goodman Derrick the Churchill family solicitors a major law firm in the city of london is the subject of serious criminal allegations of racketeering organized crime money laundering in Britain’s longest running largest organised criminal conspiracy and corruption case. The Carroll Foundation Trust one billion dollars “cross border” international crime case involves “named” partners of Goodman Derrick
carrolltrust | 29/06/2009
Goodman Derrick the Churchill family solicitors a major law firm in the city of london is the subject of serious criminal allegations of racketeering organized crime money laundering in Britain’s longest running largest organised criminal conspiracy and corruption case. The Carroll Foundation Trust one billion dollars “cross border” international crime case involves “named” partners of Goodman Derrick
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