Is it time to buy again?
It's been ten months since the credit crisis reared its head. So is there light at the end of tunnel? In the latest issue of MoneyWeek, out now, James Ferguson explains why the worst is still ahead for the economy, but also how we may be close to a bottom in stocks.
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Are we facing the end of cheap clothing?
Until now we could rely on clothes to remain inexpensive. But the last bastion of disinflation in the UK is set to vanish, due to rising costs from China and Europe…
Why the City bonus culture is here to stay
Bankers are under attack on all sides – from the Bank of England, the economics profession and now by the Church. But despite this, nothing much is likely to change, writes Tom Bulford.
Get ready for a biotech buyout boom
The future outlook for the biotech sector is looking more positive than ever. Marc Lichtenfeld reveals why biotech could be a rich addition to your portfolio.
Repossessions rise sharply – and worse news is on the way…
Repossession levels keep rising - and when the UK's economy hits the buffers and unemployment starts to rise, the numbers could exceed the horror story heights of the early 1990s.
Claimar FD departs
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Bank bail-outs: mission creeps
Financial rescue missions from central banks used to be rare. But...
Smurfit Kappa sees margin pressure
Paper-based packaging products manufacturer Smurfit Kappa warned that a number...
More pain ahead for economy – and Brown
Gordon Brown says he feels the public’s 'hurt' over Britain’s...
Week ahead: HSBC, Wolseley, Land Securities, Enterprise Inns
The banking sector and property-related stocks have been among the main victims...
Bank of England holds base rate at 5%
The Bank of England decided not to change benchmark base rates following...
