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Saturday, 28th November 2009

Recession

Jobless toll to rise again, says IMF, as leaders vie for votes UNEMPLOYMENT in Britain is set to climb well into next year, despite the world economy being on the cusp of recovery, the head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said.

Turner – financial industry was 'mugged' by recession BRITAIN's financial regulator told business chiefs yesterday that it was no longer right to believe financial markets would always behave rationally, or that all banking innovation was good for the sake of it.

Economic reality bites … just a shame it took so long THERE are classic ways of judging the mood of conferences of the CBI. An obvious one is the mood of the podium and the floor. Another, particularly in the run-up to a general election, is how the competing politicians' addresses go down with the

Recession shocks firms into cautious approach to risk A DECADE of business conservatism is set to be ushered in by the credit crunch and recession, according to employers' lobby group, the CBI.

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Frozen pay despite a thaw

Call for government to assist recovery

House prices to fall in painfully slow recovery, says Nationwide

Cash-strapped UK turns to pub food

Britain's 'lost generation' as three million unemployed by next year

Housing market on the up – except for capital and Glasgow

Ties are back as workers dress up to keep jobs

Fee-paying schools are learning a hard lesson in recession

Scottish jobless total approaches 200,000

Road to economic recovery only just started, warns Mervyn King

Expansion in private-sector workforce is hopeful sign

Thousands face axe as chief admits RBS only half way through cull

US jobless nears 16m despite end of recession

Bank of England pumps extra £25bn into economy

Holyrood home protection plans 'could put families more at risk', say experts

RBS plans more business sell-offs to ensure European approval

Economy set for extra £50bn QE boost as recession continues

Unemployment set to rise – and increase again in 2010

Stay-home trips boost tourism

Cuts to services 'may prolong recession'

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