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UK market has worst intra-day slump since the aftermath of Sept. 11 attacks.
Third consecutive monthly drop has impact.
8pc rise follows JC Flowers bid admission.
Retailer set to meet market expectations.
James McAvoy and Keira Knightley on the set of Working Title production Atonement
Film company understood to be in discussions with NBC.
Davos meeting must move to build a public-private coalition to help find ways for us all to manage our future water needs before the crisis hits
WEF's founder and the boss of Nestle spell out the crisis.
Lachlan Murdoch and James Packer
Second generation media moguls bid for Consolidated.
Under the ETS, companies get allowances for the amount of CO2 they can emit
Current regime means that companies receive tradeable CO2 allowances at no cost.
CML reports 25pc drop in lending to lowest level in 2 years.
Ernst & Young ITEM Club predicts "rebalancing" of economy.
It is a "done deal", according to one well-informed source.
Deadline this week in long-running battle for the brewer.
Warning over effects of 'rushed' tax revamp for foreign wealth.
There are no plans to freeze withdrawals from property funds.
Ray Webster is to help overhaul the loss-making no-frills carrier.
Betting technology firm has delayed its float on Aim.
Sometimes it pays to be uncool - James Hall. Easter eggs should not be in the supermarkets yet - Richard Fletcher. Stay tuned to Ben Bland's Market Forces.
Richard Tyler
A Rolls Royce
Can the super-rich continue to splash out on high-living?
Gold bullion
History says buy gold when governments print money.
Colin McLean
SMV fund manager on how to win in the credit crisis.
Alex
Jeff Randall - Sky News Monday 7:30pm
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