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  1. 1. House prices fall as spending cuts see economy stall

    Expectations of public sector redundancies have undermined property and retail markets, says British Retail Consortium

  2. 2. UK's largest coal-fired power plant could switch to biomass within 10 years

    Drax power station Drax finance director Tony Quinlan said that the company was looking to convert all six units of the giant coal fired power station so they only burn biomass within the next 10 years
  3. 3. Oracle boss blasts Hewlett-Packard over Mark Hurd ousting

    Larry Ellison of Oracle. The disgraced former Hewlett-Packard boss Mark Hurd, who was ousted on Friday in a sexual harassment and expenses scandal, has found a heavyweight ally in the billionaire Oracle software tycoon Larry Ellison
  4. 4. Economic recovery at risk? LIVE

    The pund fell today after the Bank of England cut its growth forecast and predicted higher inflation, while the number of people claiming unemployment benefit fell by less than expected. Richard Wray brings you the latest news, views and reaction

  5. 5. Bank of England expected to cut UK growth forecasts

    Mervyn King

    Bank's quarterly inflation report likely to reflect concerns that public sector cuts and tax rises will dampen demand

  6. 6. Federal Reserve resorts to 'QE lite' in face of slowing US recovery

    Ben Bernanke

    Fed moves to pump money into system as US recovery likely to be 'more modest than anticipated'

  7. 7. Jodie Fisher 'saddened' by HP CEO's exit

    A former actor in several adult movies has expressed sorrow that her complaint about Hewlett-Packard's chief executive Mark Hurd triggered his resignation
  8. 8. HP boss Mark Hurd admits integrity shortcomings over claims relating to B-movie actor Jodie Fisher

    Actress Jodie Fisher

    Abrupt resignation of respected chief executive followed investigation into sexual harassment complaint

  9. 9. Fashion chains H&M and Zara online operations

    Shoppers wait outside H&M on Regent Street Online fashion sales are proving resilient, Next's home shopping business saw yearly sales rise 7.8% – up from 7.2% while in-store sales fell 1.5%
  10. 10. Why can't Britain export its way out of recession?

    Apple iPhone 4 at the main Apple city store in Sydney on July 30, 2010

    Sterling is down against the dollar and euro, so why can't the UK export its way out of recession?

Last 7 days

  1. 1. House prices fall as spending cuts see economy stall

    Expectations of public sector redundancies have undermined property and retail markets, says British Retail Consortium

  2. 2. Double dip recession fears as service sector growth stalls

    thinking allowed bank of england zoe williams Stalled growth blamed on cancelled government contracts amid signs consumer spending is cooling off
  3. 3. UK's largest coal-fired power plant could switch to biomass within 10 years

    Drax power station Drax finance director Tony Quinlan said that the company was looking to convert all six units of the giant coal fired power station so they only burn biomass within the next 10 years
  4. 4. Oracle boss blasts Hewlett-Packard over Mark Hurd ousting

    Larry Ellison of Oracle. The disgraced former Hewlett-Packard boss Mark Hurd, who was ousted on Friday in a sexual harassment and expenses scandal, has found a heavyweight ally in the billionaire Oracle software tycoon Larry Ellison
  5. 5. Economic recovery at risk? LIVE

    The pund fell today after the Bank of England cut its growth forecast and predicted higher inflation, while the number of people claiming unemployment benefit fell by less than expected. Richard Wray brings you the latest news, views and reaction

  6. 6. Lloyds Banking Group storms back into the black with £1.6bn profit

    Lloyds's £1.6bn profit in the first half of this year is double what most analysts had forecast and reflects a fall in bad debts
  7. 7. RBS moves back to black and Hester says: start selling taxpayers' stake now

    Stephen Hester, RBS CEO But state-controlled bank stresses £1.1bn profits do not tell full story – and its underlying position is break-even
  8. 8. US job losses are double expected figure

    Chicago job seekers News that 131,000 US jobs were lost last month raises fears over a double-dip recession while a thinktank warns there will be no UK recovery until 2012
  9. 9. Barclays weighs 'option' of leaving UK amid calls to break up big banks

    Barclays Plc President Bob Diamond

    • £3.9bn profits almost all due to US investment arm
    • 'Back to bonuses as usual', says Lib Dem spokesman
    Datablog: UK banks bounce back

  10. 10. US job losses are double expected figure

    Barack Obama News that employers shed 131,000 jobs in July sparks rally in government bonds