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Consumers reluctant to hit the shops

Record levels of equity raised to ward off crisis

Innate forced to trim research after cash shortfall

India keen to start winding back financial stimulus

Room for the rich in kingdom of heaven, say bankers

Opium owner liquidates

Mounting debts of more than $2.7 million have forced hospitality heavyweight David Williams and his wife and business partner Harbans to put five of their companies into liquidation.

Banking on long-term strategy

Bollard: NZ and Australia will recover differently

Business defaults rise strongly, says Veda Advantage

Let's not lose opportunity for reform, says EU bigwig

F&P Appliances eyes $70m write-off

Obama's popularity blowing in the wind

Now the euphoria has died, President Obama must convince Americans he has the answers.

Debt figures grim - Baycorp

Kirkcaldie's $1m profit

Former NZ economist predicts more global gloom

Another plunge into global recession in 2010 or 2011 is being tipped by expatriate economist Robert Wade.

Crisis 'serious and lasting' - Soros

Australian business confidence highest in years

Australian businesspeople are fast becoming confident that their country is emerging from the economic crisis.

<i>Rob Cameron:</i> Building a bridge over troubled investment waters

Many New Zealanders don't trust the finance sector - financial advisers and the companies that provide investment products.