Irish sell $2B in bonds as eurozone debt fears ebb
By SHAWN POGATCHNIK 2010-09-21T15:14:24ZDUBLIN (AP) -- Ireland sold euro1.5 billion ($2 billion) in government bonds Tuesday in a closely watched test of whether international investors would keep buying Irish treasuries despite the country's deficit, the biggest in debt-burdened Europe.... hosted.ap.org |
Keydata founder Stewart Ford calls for public investigation into PwC
Stewart Ford, the founder of collapsed firm Keydata, alleges conflict of interest and urges inquiry into administrators PricewaterhouseCoopers. telegraph.co.uk |
Europe Markets: China rate move rattles European stocks
European stock markets are weaker in afternoon trade as news of a rate hike in China triggers losses for resource stocks. feeds.marketwatch.com |
Argos slump hits Home Retail Group
Home Retail Group, owner of Argos and Homebase, said challenging economic conditions contributed to a 12pc fall in profits, despite cost-cutting. telegraph.co.uk |
If you lose your job, will the state's help be enough?
George Osborne, the Chancellor, estimates that 500,000 public sector workers will lose their jobs over the next four years after this week's Comprehensive Spending Review, but the dole queue he is causing will be far longer than that. telegraph.co.uk |