US Treasuries last week suffered their biggest two-day sell-off since the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008. The borrowing costs of the government of the world’s largest economy have now risen by a quarter over the past four weeks. View full post on UK Business Stories
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Merkel rejects debt crisis proposals
December 6th, 2010
admin German chancellor says EU’s €440bn rescue fund is big enough and that the bloc’s treaties does not allow for the creation of a Europe-wide bond View full post on UK Business Stories
Europe’s leaders at odds over bond plan
December 5th, 2010
admin Europe’s leaders face fresh splits over how to tackle the eurozone’s crisis after being urged to create a market for joint European government bonds View full post on UK Business Stories
British workforces ‘not geared up’ to employ older workers
December 3rd, 2010
admin A study finds a third of people in their fifties battle breathlessness at work, which affects performance. View full post on UK Business Stories
The buck stops with Douglas Flint
December 2nd, 2010
admin There’s nothing like a bit of tradition to kick off proceedings – especially when it concerns the company embroiled in the most exciting board upheaval of 2010 – so far, anyway. View full post on UK Business Stories
Snow causes distribution problems
December 2nd, 2010
admin Delivery firms, retailers and petrol suppliers say snow across the UK has hampered services. View full post on Business Stories
Carnival cruises up on choppy day for FTSE 100
November 30th, 2010
admin As anxieties around European debt contagion intensified, the markets sickened, with indices across the continent taking a turn for the worse. View full post on UK Business Stories
Lanvin is great for the catwalk, but not for the high street
November 27th, 2010
admin The Alber Elbaz collection reveals the great gulf between the fashionable and the wearable, says Jenny McCartney View full post on UK Business Stories

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