On Tuesday, George Osborne will be making the case for the coalition of the competent against its ragtag rival, says Matthew d'Ancona. 26 Nov 2011 The Government's solutions to the economic crisis are worryingly reminiscent of Gordon Brown's, saysJanet Daley. 26 Nov 2011 Thanksgiving really was the appropriate word this year. Whatever else our American cousins have to be thankful for, they are particularly grateful that they are safely on their side of the pond right now. 26 Nov 2011 Lloyds Banking Group has entered into negotiations over a possible £6m “golden hello” to release chief financial officer, George Culmer, from his 12-month notice period at insurer RSA Group. 26 Nov 2011 The Anglo-Saxon world is feeling smug this weekend. UK and US policymakers are counting their blessings they’re not directly embroiled in the historic debacle that is the single currency. 26 Nov 2011 Spain's conservative Popular Party which won an election last Sunday has denied reports it is considering applying for aid. 26 Nov 2011 Philip Aldrick reveals the key planks of the Chancellor's growth agenda in this week's Autumn Statement. 26 Nov 2011 The Government is to abandon plans to force small businesses to pay enhanced pension contributions for employees after complaints it would cripple millions of firms struggling through the downturn. 26 Nov 2011 There's going to be a long cold spell in our pockets, says Jenny McCartney. 26 Nov 2011 As the unthinkable looms, ministers are starting to prepare for the worst, reveals Iain Martin. 26 Nov 2011 Telegraph View: It is vital that the Chancellor holds his nerve on the public finances - he cannot spend money he doesn’t have. Blair’s obsession with university for all was meant to create a golden era for graduates. But the number of young unemployed now exceeds one million.Emily Gosden and Neil Tweedie report Wall Street ends the week lower, giving up an earlier bounce, and Belgium has its credit rating downgraded, capping a day of worries over rising eurozone debt costs after Italy's bond auction. 25 Nov 2011 Ministers shocked as Organisation for Economic Development and Cooperation predicts UK economy will fall back into negative growth in first six months of 2012 due to euro crisis. 25 Nov 2011 Andrew Tyrie has asked the Chancellor for an official assessment of a Financial Transaction Tax (FTT) in Britain amid warnings that the measure can not simply be dismissed. 25 Nov 2011 Bank of England policymaker Martin Weale has signalled the Bank is ready to pump more new money into the ailing economy through quantitative easing (QE) in February. 25 Nov 2011 Thanksgiving spending by 152m Americans triggered a surge on Wall Street that spread to bourses in Europe, though traders' optimism was thin wrapping on a day that was otherwise devoid of celebration. 25 Nov 2011 If someone suddenly says "Grunderkrach" to you today in an animated state, they're not hurling abuse with an obscure Germanism, no matter what it might sound like. 25 Nov 2011 Even the directors are now demanding action on directors' pay. Propping up failure – in the euro and elsewhere – is hardly the recipe for renewed prosperity, argues Charles Moore. A profit warning from Blacks Leisure drove shares in the outdoor goods retailer lower yesterday ahead of the key Christmas shopping period. 25 Nov 2011 Belgium's credit rating has been cut by Standard & Poor's, on concerns that funding pressures could mean the country will have to take on more debt from its banks. 25 Nov 2011 Italy had to pay record rates in a €10bn bond sale, despite reports that the European Central Bank was buying Italian debt in the secondary market to try to support the auction. Factory strikes have spread across China as slowing orders from the West and increasing wage pressure triggers unrest. 25 Nov 2011 Top stories: US consumers, Severn Trent, Eurozone, and the week ahead. 25 Nov 2011Financial Crisis
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Autumn Statement: the two coalitions go to war
A daring idea to fix the economy: try doing less
America still the best place to find safe-haven stocks
Lloyds makes £6m ‘golden hello’ bid
It is now becoming clear Germany has had enough of this euro mess
Spain 'will not apply for international aid'
Autumn Statement: George Osborne's path out of the UK's economics problems
Government's U-turn on 'auto enrolment' pension plan
Here is the shopping forecast...
Can Britain cope if the eurozone collapses?
Grim news, but Chancellor George Osborne must stay the course
Truth behind the jobless generation
Debt crisis live: as it happened Nov 25
The return of the recession: 'economy will shrink in new year'
Tyrie warns transaction tax can't be dismissed
Weale says Bank ready to print more money
American shoppers save FTSE 100 from tenth straight day of losses
Why a German downgrade is the next logical step in the euro crisis
Rewards for failure are the real issue
Thatcher knew that capitalism must deliver for the masses
Blacks Leisure warns on profits
S&P downgrades Belgium's credit rating
Italy €10bn debt sale saps confidence in eurozone
Global slowdown triggers China factory strikes
Severn's profit plunge
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