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Judge accuses OFT of 'PR hype' during price fixing of milk inquiry
Judge says OFT milked publicity over inquiry
Engaged in "public relations exercises" in the lengthy investigation into dairy price fixing.
Global Trader clients investigated by FSA
Swiss bank UBS braced for further misery
Brussels clears way to broadband price war
Recession threatens rules
Slowdown could cause a sudden fall in tax revenues.
Fed chief signals cuts
Bernanke seeks to head off recession in US economy.
Northern Rock got loans
Hedge fund argues that bank has not received state aid.
Thomas Cook snapped up hotel bookings website hotels4U.com
Thomas Cook's high hopes
Main holidays should hold up even in economic slowdown.
Ford is banking on more than 30 years of investment in the Fiesta brand
Ford keep Fiesta name
No new name for first "world car" since ill-fated Mondeo.
recovery of iconic beer brand Guinness helped drive a 9pc increase in operating profits at Diageo
Guinness good for Diageo
Iconic beer brand helped drive increase in profits.
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Murdoch's finger firmly on the internet pulse
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James Murdoch's bonanza
Citic seeks Bear boost
Chinese investment bank wants a larger stake in the Wall St giant.
ORR seeks improvement
Regulator: Network Rail should cut costs and cash demands.
Non-dom proposals
Low-paid foreign workers could be hit by the Chancellor's plans.
AstraZeneca spin off
Drug company forms new private equity backed biotech company.
Standard Life cuts risks
Life assurer reinsured £6.7bn of its UK annuity liabilities.
Phorm launches service
Open Internet Exchange analyses page visits to build profile.
Greencore battles on
Sandwich maker posted a 22pc increase in operating profits.
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Bank makes two offers to rescue its stricken Whistlejacket SIV.
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