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Should I be worried about my pension?
Britain is facing the biggest pensions crisis in half a century as the value of workers' investments fall, experts warn.
Dirty tricks, dirty tricks. Readers may have thought that British Airways and Virgin Atlantic had long since buried the hatchet, after all both companies have discovered how sharp it can be.
Which of these two recent statements from leading Russian politicians are you most likely to believe? "We are not afraid of anything including the prospect of a Cold War." Dmitry Medvedev, Russian President on Tuesday.
Battling the downturn is a labour of love for this chief executive, writes Peter Taylor
Bradford & Bingley will dramatically shrink new mortgage lending as it struggles to cope with rising bad debts and high funding costs.
Sales of Magners cider have lost more fizz due to the poor summer weather and economic downturn, according to Irish drinks group C&C;.
Coffee shop profits are tumbling as hard-pressed customers turn their backs on £3 lattes.
A leading General Motors executive has called for government loans of up to $50bn to help American car markers build more fuel-efficient cars.
Osborne accuses Chancellor of damaging British economy as yet another company flees UK
Property website Rightmove has warned of an increase in the number of estate agents going out of business as the economic downturn grips the market.
Russia moved to allay fears that it could cut vital oil flows to Europe yesterday despite heightened tensions over the country's aggressive stance towards its former client states.
New Star Asset Management, the fund manager set up by City heavyweight John Duffield, saw profits dive 70pc in the first half of the year as investors poured out of its UK equity funds.
INVESTORS in Davis Service Group were hung out to dry after shares in the laundry and clothing services company tumbled 16pc in the wake of a profits warning.
City news (Mon-Fri)
Britain is in the grip of its worst economic crisis for 60 years, Alistair Darling admits today.
Families will see annual energy bills rise over £1,300 after the steepest gas and electricity price rises on record.
The humble banana - Britain's favourite fruit - is set to become even more expensive, as one of the world's biggest importers said it plans to pass on rising costs to customers after issuing a fresh profits warning.
Shadow chancellor George Osborne has accused Alistair Darling of damaging the UK economy as yet another company quit the country for tax reasons.
Here is the full text of the letter sent by shadow chancellor George Osborne to Alistair Darling:
Wealthy overseas car lovers have not been deterred by the global economic crisis from ordering the latest luxury cars.
London's luxury homes worth more than £10m have become "completely detached" from the slowdown in the main market, according to estate agent Knight Frank.
Harry Potter continued to work his magic at Bloomsbury Publishing, helping the company increase its cash pile and boost first-half investment income by more than 200pc.
Carbon trading boost - ex-Gribben
Microsoft is today expected to announce the takeover of a market research firm that helps to target millions of British internet users with surveys about their online activities.
City news (Mon-Fri)
Currencies
Pendragon, the listed car dealership, slashed its interim dividend following a sharp downturn in first-half profits reflecting weak demand and rising vehicle ownership costs.
Fears are mounting that Russia may restrict oil deliveries to Western Europe over coming days, in response to the threat of EU sanctions and Nato naval actions in the Black Sea.
Ruth Keattch, the star fund manager nicknamed "Rock Hard Ruth", is to make a come-back with a move to Artemis, the activist fund manager with £14bn under management.
A vast new Four Seasons Hotel has opened in Macao, the administrative region of China, as developers try to establish the region as a luxury tourist destination.
Regus, the world's biggest provider of serviced office space, is today expected to say that it plans to quit Britain because of the uncompetitive tax regime, taking the toll of corporate departures this week to three.
Premier Foods, Britain's biggest food manufacturer, said it had successfully passed on spiralling ingredient costs, but its shares fell on renewed concerns over debt.
Scottish broadcaster SMG claimed that combined with the other two regional ITV franchise holders it contributes £75m a year to ITV plc.
Fitch Ratings has downgraded six sets of Spanish mortgage securities issued by Banco Santander, heightening concerns that the damage from Spain's property crash is spreading to the country's strongest lenders.d
Bid rumours were rife yesterday as a variety of companies ranging from supermarket J Sainsbury to smaller stockbroker Evolution Group were touted as targets.
Topshop owner and high street king Sir Philip Green has written to the country's largest landlord requesting changes to rental arrangements in an escalation of an ongoing campaign by UK retailers.
Michael Spencer, the Conservative Party treasurer and one of the City's richest men, worth more than £1bn, is to separate from his wife after 25 years of marriage.
Deep holes are again opening up in private pension funds and, without reform of the system, the country is heading for disaster, says Jeff Randall
Householders are more pessimistic about the state of the economy than at any other time since polling began, a new survey reveals today.
Aegis Group, the media buyer and market researcher, posted a 14pc jump in revenues to £608m in the first six months of the year but warned of "slowing demand" from clients in the UK, Spain and the United States.
Amec, part of the consortium that won the £5bn-plus contract to clean up Sellafield power station in Cumbria last month, unveiled a 38pc jump in pre-tax profits for the first half of the year.
How well are the dismal scientists doing? Economists at Nationwide scored well yesterday with the gloomy news that house prices were down 1.9pc last month - 10.5pc so far this year. But they were really only making up lost ground. In a distinctly upbeat forecast at the beginning of the year they had house prices static over 2008 - woops.
Texans are enjoying quite a hoedown at the moment while California, Arizona and Florida (not to mention places such as Spain) are in the doldrums. How do I know this? Simple, just look at how much partying they're doing and their booze consumption as a result.
French bank Crédit Agricole has suffered another painful quarter as hefty writedowns wiped out almost all of its profits.
David Blanchflower, a member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, has hinted that he may push for a half percentage point cut in interest rates at the next meeting of the MPC.
Bodycote shares rose 6.67pc yesterday after the engineering group revealed that it had sold its testing business to private equity group Clayton, Dubilier and Rice for a better-than-expected £417m.
Commercial property investor and fund manager Capital & Regional saw its share price soar as it revealed an overhaul of its banking covenants and significantly reduced overall debt levels.
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