Gas stand-off raises demand for change
Large economies have begun to suffer
Apple brings in variable pricing on iTunes
Restrictions on copying tracks disappear
Rice to join UN Gaza ceasefire talks
Israeli tank fire kills at least 30 Palestinians at UN school
- • Oil hits $50 as Middle East conflict escalates
- • Gideon Rachman Israel’s self-defeating Gaza offensive
- • Roula Khalaf Egypt’s balancing act
- • Hamas faces a share of the blame
- • Slideshow Ground war in Gaza
- • Bush stops short of condemnation
Investors cheer as retailers reassure
Next and Debenhams Christmas trading better than expected
Nationwide reports further fall in house prices
December drop takes annual decline to 15.9%
Billionaire Merckle commits suicide
Investor lost millions on Volkswagen share trades
Eurozone inflation tumbles
Euro falls to three-week low against dollar and sterling
Dow considers legal action against Kuwait
Follows cancellation of planned $17bn joint venture
Merrill’s financial advisers’ loyalty questioned
Division head’s departure raises doubts after BofA merger
- • In depth US banks
- • Veteran McCann quits Merrill Lynch
Central banks must be the debt watchdogs
Only the central bank has the necessary closeness to the financial nervous system to oversee the build-up of leverage, writes Andrew Large








