Everybody is asking when the markets are going to bottom; despite this week's black Monday, I am not sure we are quite there yet.
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At a party, I bump into one of the country’s best-known supermarket bosses.
Our New York correspondent James Doran says the outgoing Treasury secretary’s $700 billion bank rescue plan failed to restore market confidence, and its chances of success in revised form look little better
At the beginning of the last recess-ion, when I was living in Wapping, my route to the paper shop took me through Tobacco Dock.
Dithering has cost me dearly in recent days; I held back from investing just as the best rally of the credit crisis got under way.
Corruption is the hot election issue, but the biggest fish are yet to be fried
Eric EllisDavid Young, who later served in Margaret Thatcher’s cabinet and as chairman of Cable & Wireless, recalls his struggle for survival as an up-and-coming entrepreneur
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