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'Banks bloodbath' as 350,000 face axe [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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The global financial services industry faces an even bigger bloodbath than previously anticipated with job cuts now expected to hit 350,000
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Pre-Budget Report: Tax cuts go to the wire [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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Ahead of the pre-budget report on Monday, Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling clash over tax cuts in the face of huge government borrowing
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Stock market report: Friday latest [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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12.15:The big life assurers were licking their wounds today in the wake of yesterday's panic selling
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Darling threatens to force banks to lend [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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The Chancellor is studying legal options to end the 'unacceptable' behaviour of the banks towards companies struggling in the downturn
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Repossession hitting 125 families a day [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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The number of homeowners losing their home rose by 12% to 11,300 in the three months to September, according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders
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Asda boss sees tough year for retail jobs [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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Following news that 100,000 retail jobs have vanished in the past 12 months, Asda's chief executive forsees more job cuts after Christmas
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Petrol to fall to 83p as oil heads for $40 [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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The price of a litre of petrol could fall below 85p by Christmas, after the cost of a barrel of oil fell to its lowest level for three years
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UK borrowing soars to £1.4bn in one month [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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The public finances deteriorated further today as new figures showed the worst borrowing figures for 14 years
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Shoppers cash in on Xmas sale bargains [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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Shoppers descended on the high street yesterday to take advantage of massive sales that retailers hope will kickstart the Christmas shopping season
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Supermarkets cheat with 'bogus offers' [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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Supermarkets are stinging their customers with bogus special offers, a leading consumer group has claimed
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IMF agrees £1.4bn bailout for Iceland [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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Iceland is to receive a £1.4bn loan to stabilise a 'banking crisis of extraordinary proportions', the IMF has revealed
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Home sales rise as sellers drop prices [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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House sales and mortgages saw a slight increase in October as sellers finally began to drop prices - but the market remains stuck in the doldrums
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US deflation fears: 0% rates prediction [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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A senior Wall street economist predicts US interest rates will be 0% by early next year, raising the spectre of deflation that haunted the Japanese economy for a decade
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Tax cuts are essential to beat crisis says minister [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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After 100 years, is Woolies about to be shut down? [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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Woolworths, a Saturday morning shopping favourite for decades, may disappear from the British High Street for good
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Perils of a debt mountain [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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One of the busiest government agencies in the next few years is likely to be one of the least known - the UK Debt Management Office
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Hold-up for the insurers' rally [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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Banks getting away with a regular swindle [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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Few options for Duffield to catch his falling Star [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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Midas share tips: Hargreaves and REH [11/21/2008 01:17 PM]
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