Northern Rock shares were fractionally above all-time low of 132.1p, as today's deadline for prospective bidders looked set pass with little way of firm offers table
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Property market 'to grind to a halt' in 2008 |
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Property market 'to grind halt' 2008 - The house price boom has ended, Nationwide said today, with price growth collapsing next year from current rate of nearly 10% zero
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| Property market 'to grind to a halt' in 2008 [11/16/2007 01:17 PM] |
The house price boom has ended, the Nationwide said today, with price growth collapsing next year from the current rate of nearly 10% to zero
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| Rock hitting bottom as deadline nears [11/16/2007 01:17 PM] |
Northern Rock shares were fractionally above their all-time low of 132.1p, as today's deadline for prospective bidders looked set to pass with little in the way of firm offers on the table
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| Market report: Friday latest [11/16/2007 01:17 PM] |
09.45:City traders were today desperately searching for reasons to be cheerful, and mostly coming up with nothing
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| Subprime cost to banks 'will spiral sixfold' [11/16/2007 01:17 PM] |
Banks are facing up to $300bn (£146.6bn) of losses from the subprime credit crisis over the next 18 months according to Guy Hands, one of Britain's top private-equity chiefs
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| BA faces claims deluge over axed flights payout [11/16/2007 01:17 PM] |
British Airways was today facing a possible multi-million-pound bill after agreeing to compensate two passengers for cancelled flights
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| Mortgage rate threat as Standard hikes [11/16/2007 01:17 PM] |
Standard Life Bank has become the first mainstream lender to raise its standard variable mortgage rate in response to the global credit crunch
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| New Bond St: dearest street in Britain [11/16/2007 01:17 PM] |
New Bond Street, the favoured shopping destination of Russian millionaires was today named as Britain's most expensive street for retailers to rent on
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| OFT will fight on if it loses bank test case [11/16/2007 01:17 PM] |
The Office of Fair Trading has pledged to continue battling High Street banks over bank charges even if it loses its High Court test case against them in the New Year
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| High Street 'faces tough Christmas' [11/16/2007 01:17 PM] |
A rush of profit warnings from struggling retailers is expected as shoppers desert the High Street
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| More water utilities in 'bad service' probe [11/16/2007 01:17 PM] |
Two more water companies, both in the South-East, are in trouble with the industry regulator over poor customer-service levels
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| The 100% charity Christmas card [11/16/2007 01:17 PM] |
Selfridges today claims to be the first British shop to sell a 100% charity Christmas card
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| Barclays takes hit of £1.3bn from crisis [11/16/2007 01:17 PM] |
Barclays, Britain's third-largest bank, today admitted it has taken a £1.3bn hit in the past four months from the credit crisis that is wreaking havoc in world financial markets
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| Alex Brummer: Fasten your seatbelts [11/16/2007 01:17 PM] |
Comment:Mervyn King's speech yesterday represents a seismic change of thinking at the Bank, which is now far gloomier than Whitehall about Britain's economic prospects
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| Bank signals rates to drop next year [11/16/2007 01:17 PM] |
Hard-pressed homeowners can look forward to three cuts in interest rates next year, City economists predicted today, after the Bank of England declared inflation under control
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| Plans made to 'nationalise' Northern Rock [11/16/2007 01:17 PM] |
Exclusive:The Treasury is drawing up secret plans for the effective 'nationalisation' of Northern Rock amid fears that billions of pounds of taxpayers' cash could be lost
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| Varley brings out the dead [11/16/2007 01:17 PM] |
| Suspicions about the depth of sub-prime at Barclays were so great that when chief executive John Varley eventually lifted its skirts, there was a collective sigh of relief |
| 30 second guide to the Advertising Cycle [11/16/2007 01:17 PM] |
| The Daily Mail City desk explains when companies decide to blow their marketing budgets and why |
| Is stagflation back to haunt us? [11/16/2007 01:17 PM] |
| There are powerful reasons why inflation may be up next year, and the monetray policy committee may not be able to cut rates if it is |
| End this energy-sapping saga [11/16/2007 01:17 PM] |
| Gas and electricity companies are guilty of intransigence when faced with customer complaints and ineptitude when it comes to tackling basic issues |