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1. House prices fall as spending cuts see economy stall
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2. UK's largest coal-fired power plant could switch to biomass within 10 years
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3. Oracle boss blasts Hewlett-Packard over Mark Hurd ousting
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
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4. Economic recovery at risk? LIVE
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5. Bank of England expected to cut UK growth forecasts
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6. Federal Reserve resorts to 'QE lite' in face of slowing US recovery
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7. Jodie Fisher 'saddened' by HP CEO's exit
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8. HP boss Mark Hurd admits integrity shortcomings over claims relating to B-movie actor Jodie Fisher
Abrupt resignation of respected chief executive followed investigation into sexual harassment complaint
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9. Fashion chains H&M and Zara online operations
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%
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10. Why can't Britain export its way out of recession?
Last 7 days
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1. House prices fall as spending cuts see economy stall
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2. Double dip recession fears as service sector growth stalls
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3. UK's largest coal-fired power plant could switch to biomass within 10 years
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4. Oracle boss blasts Hewlett-Packard over Mark Hurd ousting
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
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5. Economic recovery at risk? LIVE
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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. RBS moves back to black and Hester says: start selling taxpayers' stake now
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8. US job losses are double expected figure
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9. Barclays weighs 'option' of leaving UK amid calls to break up big banks
• £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. US job losses are double expected figure