Less than zero
In emulating the measures taken by the Japanese in the 1990s, it looks likely that zero percent interest rates are coming – but can this prevent further recession?
London falling
Once ranked as the strongest economy in Europe, the UK has enjoyed an unprecedented boom since 2001, but it's now facing a long, protracted recovery
Ghana's new oil wealth - curse or cure?
Ghana, like most African countries, is grappling with an uncertain short-term outlook as a result of the global financial crisis, and especially its impact on the country's burgeoning trade and budget deficits
Looking for business in Libya
Recently, British business leaders travelled to Tripoli in search of new markets for their goods and services. Mike Pullen identifies key opportunities in Libya and explains the economic and geo-political benefits of deepening our bilateral relationship
Gains on Wall Street and in Asia provide hope for a sooner than expected recovery after recession...
Another big sale for a struggling car industry this week...
With the G20 convening this weekend caution is still being preached in response to the financial cri...
In an eventful week for the future of print media, Murdoch announces the axing of thelondonpaper. Fo...
The outcry of the American right has the British rallying behind the NHS and familiar debates about ...
Uncertainty over extra lending leads the Bank of England to extend its run of quantitative easing...
Next years election gathers weight and provides an interesting backdrop to more of the same in the f...
Charlie Bean tours the country explaining away IOUs and commentary on the latest financial developme...
Darling proffers regulatory reform as Nationwide opens the door to 125 percent mortgages...
Another tough week for government and an acceptance of non-conformist fruit from the EU...
What a week for the tech generation as the power of web revenue allows people to profiteer from trag...
