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World economy ‘weakest since 30s’

The United Nations says the world economy faces its worst downturn since the Great Depression.
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How Private Equity Strangled Mervyns

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Six Tips to Help You Land a New Job

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Lower VAT rate comes into force

The temporary change in VAT is now in place but businesses say it has cost them money to implement the cut.
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RBS delay in pursuing customers

The Royal Bank of Scotland will allow defaulting customers six months before taking any legal action against them.
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Dragon ‘will bid for Woolworths’

Dragons’ Den entrepreneur Theo Paphitis is among potential bidders for collapsed High Street chain Woolworths.
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Consumers ’still credit hungry’

Cash-strapped consumers are prepared to overstretch themselves on credit, a survey suggests.
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Auto workers chief asks for U.S. aid

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Holiday shopping off to higher start

Early indications pointed to slightly higher sales, both online and at stores, as the crucial holiday shopping season kicked off this weekend in the midst of a major economic downturn.
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US holiday sales make solid start

The US holiday shopping season gets off to an encouraging start, with sales on the day after Thanksgiving up 3% on last year.
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Gas above $2 a gallon in only 3 states

Just 4-1/2 months after setting record highs, the average price of regular unleaded gasoline is above $2 a gallon in only 3 states and the District of Columbia, according to a survey released Sunday.
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Dragon ‘may bid for Woolworths’

Dragons’ Den entrepreneur Theo Paphitis is among potential bidders for collapsed High Street chain Woolworths, reports say.
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Opec refuses oil production cuts

Opec leaders decide to leave oil production quotas unchanged after a brief meeting in the Egyptian capital.
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Economy warning from China leader

China’s President Hu Jintao warns of the effects of the global financial crisis on his country, as economic growth slows.
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Stocks: Brace for a rocky week ahead

Investors may be in for another challenging week as the market braces for the fallout from Black Friday sales and as a flurry of economic reports continue painting a dour picture.
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Holiday shoppers are spending

Holiday shoppers continued their trek to malls and big-box stores Saturday, amid early indications of slightly higher Black Friday sales to kick off the season.
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Keeping an eye on the malls

Holiday shoppers continued their trek to malls and big-box stores Saturday, amid early indications of flat to slightly higher Black Friday sales in upscale areas to kick off the season.
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Minister targets viable companies

Business Secretary Peter Mandelson outlines plans to draw up a list of industries that could be saved from collapse
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Gas above $2 a gallon in only 4 states

Remember $4 gasoline? Remember $3 gasoline? And now, most of the nation can be asked, remember $2 gasoline?
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Legal challenge to HBOS takeover

A last-ditch attempt to block the planned Lloyds TSB takeover of Halifax Bank of Scotland is launched.
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