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1. Shares rise over delay in changes to banks' capital
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2. Alibaba leads the charge for China's internet expansion overseas
China's biggest online marketplace launches platform AliExpress as it sets its sights on the US, India and Japan
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3. Ryanair must move away from low fares, says O'Leary
Budget airline's chief says model must change as growth slows – and so must the leadership -
4. Double-dip recession looms as jittery private sector cuts back
Government's planned austerity measures spook companies into reining in on recruitment and other costs
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5. Basel III rules will force banks to hold more capital
Banks will have raise billions of euros in fresh capital under regulations to prevent repeat financial crisis -
6. IMF warns of the 'human cost' of public spending cuts
International Monetary Fund joins OECD in condemning planned budget cuts, warning the 'livelihood, security and dignity of millions' is under threat
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7. Gulf oil spill: compensation should cost less than $20bn – Bob Dudley
BP's next chief executive tells City analysts compensation claims will probably fall below the $20bn set aside
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8. Greece will not require further cuts, says George Papandreou
Greek prime minister admits budget revenues lagging but rules out new reforms in key economic speech
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9. Basel III: What the experts say
Analysts give their views on the new rules forcing banks to hold more capital -
10. Financial markets are still ruled by instant gratification
Two years after the collapse of Lehman Bros, it's hard to find much sign of the fundamental reforms we were promised
Last 7 days
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1. Ryanair boss aims to axe 'unnecessary' co-pilots
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2. Ryanair must move away from low fares, says O'Leary
Budget airline's chief says model must change as growth slows – and so must the leadership -
3. OECD cuts global economic growth forecasts
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4. Barclays confirms Bob Diamond as new chief
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5. This is George Osborne's chance to back away from austerity
The OECD's volte-face over the dangers of spending cuts gives the chancellor plenty of cover to rethink his approach. If he doesn't, he will be making a catastrophic blunder
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6. HSBC chairman Stephen Green to be trade minister
Stephen Green to leave HSBC to take up role in coalition government after reports David Cameron had been struggling to persuade a major City figure to take up the post
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7. Standard & Poor's warns of wave of house repossessions
Standard & Poor's ratings agency says George Osborne's planned austerity measures could lead to more house repossessions
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8. Blackwell owner is giving bookseller to staff 'to keep the name over the door'
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9. Shares rise over delay in changes to banks' capital
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10. BP to admit partial blame for Deepwater oil spill
Report likely to show BP workers misread crucial pressure readings hours before explosion, but will accuse rig owners Transocean over integrity of blowout preventer