| City Index bets on Gordon Gekko Is greed still good? We're about to find out. Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, the sequel to Michael Douglas's classic tale of corporate cupidity, Wall Street, is out this week in New York. London follows shortly. telegraph.co.uk |
Ease the cost of dementia We examine the help and financial options available to families. telegraph.co.uk |
Sports fans ensnared in Fox, Cablevision rate duel By VERENA DOBNIK 2010-10-17T17:35:00ZNEW YORK (AP) -- Negotiators for Cablevision and Fox parent News Corp. entered another round of talks Sunday to resolve a dispute over rates that has blacked out Fox's channels, but subscribers who wanted to watch an afternoon New York Giants football game were forced to make alternate arrangements.... hosted.ap.org |
Electric car-maker Liberty in appeal to rival Tanfield's owners Liberty, the electric car-maker, has appealed directly to shareholders in loss-making rival Tanfield after the north-eastern manufacturer rejected Liberty's proposals to acquire a majority interest in the company. telegraph.co.uk |
Investment advice: infrastructure opportunities Stephen Ellis on why there is money to be made despite the cuts telegraph.co.uk |