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Gordon Brown adviser Stephen Nickell fears 'mortgage rationing'

PM adviser fears 'mortgage rationing'

Stephen Nickell warns of difficulties for thousands of would-be homeowners.

Carlos Slim buys stake in Independent owner

Bellway seeks £1.3bn merger with Redrow

Airey owed £2.3m by failed TV company

Yahoo! faces new search

Rejected Microsoft rounds on Yahoo! over Google ad plans.

Buffett backs Euroland

Sage of Omaha happy to invest in European firms.

Sultan helps British Energy

Apprentices to benefit from flagship Navy training centre.

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COMMENT & ANALYSIS

Roger Bootle

Credit crisis shows that banks need wise men not wide boys

Richard Tyler

Yahoo! must search for new ways to profit from the internet

Yvette Essen

Sir Mark Weinberg is married to the world of pensions

Liam Halligan

Immoral to claim the CAP is a solution to the food crisis

Anna Friel, who plays Chuck in the ITV series Pushing Daisies: Freesat satellite promises to carry such major US hit shows in HD

Frielgood Freesat factor

Broadcasters to unveil long-awaited HD-friendly service.

Berry Bros and Rudd has record sales of Bordeaux 2005

Berry Bros' bonanza

Record sales of Bordeaux 2005 vintage 'en primeur'.

Liverpool FC in action against rivals Manchester United

Hicks goes Kop in hand

Liverpool FC boss seeks help to finance his buyout plans.

NEWS FROM ACROSS THE SECTORS

Feeling the squeeze: As credit crisis continues The City tightens its belt

City tightens its belt

Examples of corporations moving to rein in expenditure are becoming more common.

Stock market folklore

Beware some of the old sayings about share price movement.

Oka group's good results

David Cameron's mother-in-law saw sales at her business jump.

TNS rejects WPP bid

Market research group said it had rejected bid from Martin Sorrell.

Internos not rushing in

Start-up fund to buy into property assets once market bottoms out.

Unproductive flexibility

Manufacturers' trade body sees no gains from parents' rights.

Shell cuts Nigeria output

Militants attacked facilities in Niger Delta over the weekend.

Chairmen warn Brown

Government risks corporate exodus over tax proposals.

Dubai flying high

Success of Emirates airline is tied to the city state's boom.

RICHARD TYLER: MERVYN KING'S INSIGHT ON SMALL BUSINESS

The bear answers back - Ambrose Evans-Pritchard. Shops angry with Office of Fair Trading - Richard Fletcher. Ben Bland's Market forces.

Richard Tyler

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FINANCIAL CRISIS

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AND DON'T MISS...

Bankers would not be punters if they were forced to pay all losses

JEFF RANDALL

Banks are squealing

Banks wouldn't be punters if they had to pay all losses.

Top 1000 British Business people

ANDREW CAVE

Who's Britain's top dog?

We rank the most powerful British business people.

BSkyB's 'secret weapon' drives customer numbers

MARK ANSTEAD

Clifford's spin on money

PR guru Max Clifford tells us exactly how he spends it.

Jeff Randall - Sky News Monday 7:30pm

MARKETS IN FULL

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TELEGRAPH TV & TALK

Stephen Docherty, manager of Aberdeen Asset Management's £150m World Equity Fund, offers advice

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