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  Mining shares jump as Australia gets new PM

  24 Jun 2010: Political revolt down under gave a boost to mining stocks – and the FTSE 100 – this morning

• Morrisons beats rivals with Christmas sales surge

  21 Jan 2010: Britain's fourth-largest supermarkets chain said sales for the six weeks to 3 January were up by 6.5%

• The most read business articles of 2009

  31 Dec 2009: As the credit crunch entered its third year in 2009, the dominant themes in the business world remained the financial meltdown, global recession, and bankers and their bonuses

• FTSE 100 hits Christmas high

  24 Dec 2009:

  Leading index breaks through 5400 barrier - its highest close for 15 months

• FTSE's Santa rally stalls

  24 Dec 2009: Gold sparkles as leading share index slips in early Christmas Eve trading

• Ford confirms Volvo sale

  23 Dec 2009: US car giant Ford today confirmed that it is selling Volvo to the Chinese and that the deal, thought to be worth around $2bn (£1.25bn), should be signed early next year

• Phony bid war for Cadbury could get real

  22 Sep 2009:

  Confectionery group wants Takeover Panel to tell unsolicited bidder Kraft to 'put up or shut up'

• Market Forces breaking news: Shell leads avalanche of corporate news

  30 Jul 2009: Oil giant reports profits down 70% as BT beats market forecasts and National Express axes its dividend

• London tube strike: Guardian and Observer journalists twitter their journeys

  10 Jun 2009:

  As the RMT union stages a 48-hour strike over pay and jobs on the London Underground, Guardian and Observer journalists share stories about the London tube strike. Follow their tweets here

• 'So long, suckers!' Hedge fund manager's sign-off is our top story

  2 Jan 2009: No prizes for guessing the biggest business stories of 2008 - the credit crunch, banking bail-outs, global financial turmoil and recession. But topping the list of most-read business stories last year was the extraordinary exit of hedge fund boss Andrew Lahde

• Great VAT giveaway fails to impress

  25 Nov 2008:

  Guardian.co.uk readers are distinctly underwhelmed by Alistair Darling's pre-budget report

• Media firms may live to regret their hunger for big deals

  17 Nov 2008:

  Recent write-downs in the media industry may be the tip of a very large iceberg, with companies struggling and valuations are under pressure

• Wall Street and London shares plunge

  6 Nov 2008:

  FTSE closes down 5.7% after jobless figures prompt Dow losses

• Wall Street and London shares plunge

  6 Nov 2008:

  • Bank of England rate cut fails to prevent FTSE slide
  • American jobless figures prompt 300-point Dow losses

• Some light relief from the credit crunch

  16 Oct 2008:

  The best - and worst - of the credit crunch jokes currently doing the rounds in the City

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