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Bank of England loans money to troubled Icelandic bank

LONDON (AP) — Treasury chief Alistair Darling says the Bank of England will lend Icelandic bank Landsbanki 100 million pounds ($172 million) to help ensure that British creditors of the collapsed bank will get their money back....

Brown's Experience Gives Him the Edge

LONDON, Oct. 13 -- Prime Minister Gordon Brown, given up in Britain as political flotsam just weeks ago, has emerged from the global financial crisis as a leader whose ideas are influencing policy from Europe to Washington.

Paul Krugman wins the Nobel economics prize

Paul Krugman, the Princeton University scholar, New York Times columnist and unabashed liberal, has won the Nobel prize in economics for his analysis of how economies of scale can affect international trade patterns.

Public Bank Bailouts Boost Markets

If a week is a long time in politics, this one's been an eternity for British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, who's gone from being the man without a plan to the man whose plan everybody is now following.

U.K. Sheds Its Reputation for Bumbling

LONDON -- It remains to be seen if the U.K. bailout package will rescue the country's banks. But it has changed the image the world had of the U.K.'s top officials. On Monday, the U.K. government said it will invest as much as...

Gordon Brown has saved the world's financial system, says economics Nobel Prize winner

Paul Krugman has been awarded the Nobel prize in economics Gordon Brown's rescue plan was hailed worldwide with Germany, France, Italy and other European governments saying they will follow suit. Has Gordon Brown, the British...

$2.3 trillion on line for Europe banks

U.K. to inject $63 billion into British banks; overseas markets soar Shaun Curry / AFP - It represented Europe’s most unified response yet to the financial crisis, after weeks where European governments often acted at cross...

Darling's men: How the Government will wield unprecedented power in the City

The government will wield unprecedented power in City boardrooms following yesterday's staggering bail-out of Britain's banking industry. As part of the £37 billion rescue, Chancellor Alistair Darling will be able to appoint...

The power of the media

An excellent article in today's Independent confirms my own sentiment about the power of the media to do great harm. Under discussion is BBC's business editor, Robert Peston. Interestingly, the BBC prides itself on being calm,...

Mortgage lenders still won't play ball making them more expensive and harder to get

Banks turned the screw on the property market on Monday, as the number of mortgages available became more expensive and increasingly harder to get hold of. The moves make a mockery of the Government's master plan to unfreeze...

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