News review

View an online version of this email here.  All times are London time: Friday Feb 27 2009 The week in review February 20 - 26 The most read stories from the past week. WORLD 1. Obama promises bipartisan action on deficits 2. Iran holds enough uranium for bomb 3. 'Slumdog' Oscar success divides India 4. Bernanke calms nationalisation fears 5. Stocks fall as US bank plan detailed 6. Stress tests to map future for ailing banks 7. EU leaders push sweeping regulations 8. Darling in tense talks with banks 9. Lloyds makes lending pledge to Darling 10. Eurozone lurches deeper into recession COMPANIES 1. US claims 52,000 hid UBS accounts 2. Bloggers fight old media for Hollywood supremacy 3. US 'open' to raising stake in Citi 4. RBS taps UK Treasury for £25.5bn 5. Court papers lift lid on Stanford's lifestyle 6. AIG considers break-up in bid to stay afloat 7. Evidence suggests Madoff bought no securities 8. Thain ordered to disclose Merrill bonus details 9. Grübel takes over as chief at UBS 10. Gmail crash fuels web services fears MARKETS 1.Fears for BofA and Citi rattle markets 2.Gold coin shortage as demand soars 3.US bank stocks fall to 17-year low 4.Insight: Gold primed to be 'mania asset' 5.Nationalisation is most likely way out of US banking mess 6.Gold price tops $1,000 7.Old mutual beats London sell-off 8.Oil majors drag on Footsie amid glum outlook for crude 9.Overview: Investors flee to gold and government bonds 10.Insight: The flight of the long run Read more » ABOUT THIS EMAIL You have received this email because you have signed up for this briefing on FT.com Manage subscriptions | Unsubscribe | Change your email address Change whether you receive this email as HTML or plain text | Forward this email to a friend Privacy policy | Advertise | Contact © Copyright The Financial Times Ltd 2009. "FT" and "Financial Times" are trademarks of the Financial Times. The Financial Times Limited, registered in England and Wales number 227590. Registered office: Number One Southwark Bridge, London SE1 9HL. VAT number GB 278 5371 21.