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Reasons for cheer amid turmoil [06/27/2008 01:09 PM]
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What goes up must come down in the commercial property market, writes Anthony Hilton in the Evening Standard, but it's not all bad news
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Chill wind stings investors [06/27/2008 01:09 PM]
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Hedge funds would have more credibility if they chose to play by the City rules, writes the Daily Mail's Alex Brummer
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HSBC 'Rescue mortgage' will cost £10,000 [06/27/2008 01:09 PM]
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HSBC is charging an arrangement fee of almost £10,000 for its much publicised Rate Matcher Mortgage, while Halifax has brought in a new £245 fee
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School factor adds 30% to house prices [06/27/2008 01:09 PM]
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Families are paying premiums of up to £400,000 to live in the catchment area of two of London's best schools
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Stock markets hit by global jitters [06/27/2008 01:09 PM]
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Wall Street tumbled 3% last night as record oil prices and a welter of poor coporate news gave investors a bad case of the jitters
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No windfall as Pru holds on to £9bn [06/27/2008 01:09 PM]
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Prudential risked a row with MPs, regulators and its own customers today when it decided to hang on to almost £9bn of funds in its inherited estate
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Supermarket price war breaks out [06/27/2008 08:28 AM]
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Major supermarkets have launched a food price war to grab customers desperate to avoid rising food prices
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Market report: Friday preview [06/27/2008 08:28 AM]
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07.30:Leading shares look set to open lower as the oil price reached a record high overnight - food retailer Tesco is a potential spotlight as the group holds an AGM
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Market report: Friday latest [06/27/2008 08:28 AM]
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10.30:Oil producers were among the few winners today as the London stock market responded to record oil prices above $140 and Wall Street's dizzy 350-point plunge
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Supermarket price war breaks out [06/27/2008 08:28 AM]
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Major supermarkets have launched a food price war to grab customers desperate to avoid rising food prices
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HBOS rights issue gets green light [06/26/2008 08:14 PM]
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HBOS has won the backing of its shareholders for its rights issue after a majority voted in favour of the £4bn cash call
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HBOS rights issue gets green light [06/26/2008 08:14 PM]
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HBOS has won the backing of its shareholders for its rights issue after a majority voted in favour of the £4bn cash call
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'Boiler room' accomplice bankrupted by watchdog [06/26/2008 04:10 PM]
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The head of two firms that helped outlawed 'boiler rooms' to rip-off investors with fictional share deals has been bankrupted by the Financial Services Authority
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'Boiler room' accomplice bankrupted by watchdog [06/26/2008 04:10 PM]
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The head of two firms that helped outlawed 'boiler rooms' to rip-off investors with fictional share deals has been bankrupted by the Financial Services Authority
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Green tax to hit gas bills [06/26/2008 02:08 PM]
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Gas bills will rocket by up to 37% to pay for Britain's £100bn green energy revolution, the Government has admitted
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Green tax to hit gas bills [06/26/2008 02:08 PM]
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Gas bills will rocket by up to 37% to pay for Britain's £100bn green energy revolution, the Government has admitted
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Bank chief: Rates on hold to fight inflation [06/26/2008 02:08 PM]
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Bank of England governor Mervyn King has signalled that further interest rates rises are on hold for fear of triggering even higher inflation
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Bank chief: Rates on hold to fight inflation [06/26/2008 02:08 PM]
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Bank of England governor Mervyn King has signalled that further interest rates rises are on hold for fear of triggering even higher inflation
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More home owners improving, not moving [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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The struggling property market is fuelling a huge rise in home improvements as householders opt to make more of what they have rather than move
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Bills to rise in £100bn green plan [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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Green taxes and energy bills will rise to pay for an energy revolution, the Government has warned
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Qataris fuel bid rumours at Sainsbury [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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Hopes of renewed bid interest in Sainsbury were revived after a major shareholder bought another 7m shares in the supermarket group
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Barclay's Varley is thrown a lifeline [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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Barclays has enticed in new investors from abroad, helping them to avoid a rights issue and short selling, writes the Daily Mail's Alex Brummer
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Let's be minus rating agencies [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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There is a much simpler solution to the problems of ratings agencies than that suggested by the SEC. Why not abolish them altogether?
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Let's be minus rating agencies [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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There is a much simpler solution to the problems of ratings agencies than that suggested by the SEC. Why not abolish them altogether?
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Barclay's Varley is thrown a lifeline [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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Barclays has enticed in new investors from abroad, helping them to avoid a rights issue and short selling, writes the Daily Mail's Alex Brummer
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