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Bank of England mulls "nuclear option"
The Bank of England is working on plans to inject cash directly into the economy - the nuclear option to be used only when interest rates approach zero.
Investment banks set to cut 30,000 jobs
Up to 20,000 jobs are set to go as a result of the merger of Merrill Lynch and Bank of America, and a further 10,000 job losses were announced across the investment banking fraternity.
WorldCom's Ebbers seeks Bush pardon
Former WorldCom chief Bernie Ebbers is seeking a presidential pardon for his role in the $11bn fraud that brought down the company.
China will not save Western banks
The chairman of China's largest sovereign wealth fund has said he "does not have the courage" to plough money into Wall Street and the City.
Woolworths stock sale as rescue talks continue
Woolworths' administrator launches a massive fire sale of the retailer's stock as it talks to potential buyers.
Channel 4 may be denied licence fee funding
Channel 4 may be denied a slice of the BBC licence fee as the government shies away from major legislative changes.
Only optimists think housing market has hit bottom
Banks are supposed to say No sometimes, writes Tracy Corrigan.
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Rates must fall to 1pc to kick-start housing market
The cut is not sufficient to restore confidence - with prices expected to fall a further 15pc.
Interserve boosted by contract speculation
Interserve, which maintains and builds hospitals and schools for government agencies, was in focus yesterday amid talk that it is set to win a huge contract.
Europe's rate cuts testify to huge problems
Today's big interest rate cuts by the UK and European central banks are as essential as the colossal cuts made last month, and equally belated.
Nancy Dell'Olio talks about her money
Nancy Dell'Olio, 46, is the flamboyant Italian renowned for her relationship with former England football manager Sven Goran Erickson.
ECB cuts to 2.5pc and mulls "printing money"
The European Central Bank has slashed interest rates by three-quarters of a point to 2.5pc in the boldest move since the launch of monetary union and hinted at revolutionary action to head off a severe slump next year as the economic crisis ravages the car, steel, and machine tool industries.
Ten top tips for companies to minimise corporation tax at the year end
As the financial crisis bites ever harder, managing cash flow is at the top of every company's agenda. With corporation tax bill one of the largest payments in the year, simple year-end tax planning has never been more important. Here are KPMG's top ten tips for companies.
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