Friday, February 20, 2009

News review

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 All times are London time: Friday Feb 20 2009

The week in review
February 13 - 19
The most read stories from the past week.

WORLD

1. Bank nationalisation gains ground with Republicans

2. Greenspan backs bank nationalisation

3. Iran holds enough uranium for bomb

4. Eurozone slump worst in 50 years

5. Japan growth plunges to a 35-year low

6. Japan finance minister forced out

7. UK inflation more entrenched than expected

8. US stimulus clears Congress

9. Zoellick urges EU to help East Europe

10. Moody's warns of Eastern Europe risk

COMPANIES

1. Stanford vanishes as probe widens

2. Trump Entertainment files for chapter 11

3. Lloyds has top credit rating removed

4. Malone comes to aid of Sirius

5. RBS to pay bonuses worth up to £950m

6. Madoff victims emerge at Safra

7. Wal-Mart's global sales break through $400bn

8. CBS slashes dividend as income falls 52%

9. Funds ramp up Porsche case

10. China to stick with US bonds

MARKETS

1. Insight: Gold primed to be 'mania asset'

2. Fund amasses bullion holding

3. Banks hit in London after HBOS warning

4. Eastern Europe triggers rush for safety

5. FTSE retests 4,000 mark

6. Fears over Eastern Europe trigger bond rush

7. Asian interest and Russia plan bolster gold

8. Investors flee from Eastern exposure

9. Euro battered by chill winds from east

10. Banks drive Wall St to new low for year
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