Business Articles November 2002
Vivendi sale under investigation
OFT fines Hasbro £5m for uncompetitive practices
WorldCom case nears settlement
Stelios Steps Aside As Easyjet Chairman
C&W chief announces surprise resignation
EasyJet Magnate Leaves on a High
Former Soviet states fail to reform
Fayed's Christmas comes early
The great deflate debate
Brussels fights back on CAP
Monaco 'on trial' in Safra arson case
Movie mogul bids for Vivendi's big screen break-up
Not so big, Mac
Vivendi rejects oilman's $15bn bid
Oil giants still hire cheaper, older ships
Garnier Bill Revalued at £27m
US Bank in Hot Water After Telling Clients to Pull Out of Unionised Firms
Whopper price stalls Burger King deal
EMI sells HMV stake
Giuliani Tipped for Worldcom Hot Seat
Coors' £35m goes for Burton
Euro offensive loses its charm
Giuliani Tipped for Worldcom Top Job
Profits down, shares sinking. But boss on £7m says it's not enough
Calls for C&W chief to quit
Capellas Wades Into Worldcom Rescue
20.6bn euro loss for Deutsche Telekom
HSBC's £9bn swoop on predatory lender
Grubman claims he lied about pressure to boost stock
HSBC takes slice of American pie
Corus strategy 'in tatters'
Mobile entrepreneur sets the tone
Scandal forces out SEC's Webster SEC
Airbus pays up to head off US row
Pay for Greatness: Murdoch
Vivendi's £2bn Water Bid Blocked
Britain and Europe defy Fed lead
UK trade gap narrows
SEC Chairman Harvey Pitt Resigns
US investigates Vivendi
M&S profits swell
The Space Industry in Central and Eastern Europe
Eco-barons move in to buy up Patagonia
US may outlaw Diageo cocktails
Bertelsmann buys out Britney guru
Partner profits fall by 16% at Ernst & Young
Wall Street faces $1bn dotcom fine
007 stirs the marketing mix
Morgan Stanley axes 2,000
Japanese Authorities Raid Vodafone Division
Interpublic faces US inquiry
Losses Force Swiss Airline to Cut Back
Japan's Zombie Economy - Not Buying But Browsing
Grubman row moves into the nursery
BA ditches excess baggage for US tie-up
Electricity Markets in Eastern Europe
US buy brings Napster burning back
Analysts go in Merrill 'cull'
Gambling bug props Hilton
Advertising stock feasts on Buffett
Argentina gambles with the big banks
Disney's theme park strays from script
Recovery has hit soft patch, says Greenspan
US Drug Makers Accused of Bullying
Cable & Wireless confirms 3,500 job cuts
Corus abandons its £3bn merger plan
Sullivan Back in Worldcom Plea Bargain Talks
Virgin Blue destined for flotation
Vivendi gathers strength from sales
Sales fall could mean Burger King deal is off, says Diageo
Once Sonic, Now Sega Slows Down
Soros faces insider dealing charge in France
Size of cut shocks Wall Street
Fed cuts US interest rates
Japan haunts the Big Three
It's Not Over Yet, Ec Tells Gates
Ebbers 'dominated' Failed Worldcom
Germany Mirrors Japan's Problems
Russia's Vodka Wars
Fed to cut rate as US revival stalls
Russia as a Creditor
Wall St expects rate cut after rise in jobless
Asbestos claim disrupts RSA plan for £1bn cash call
Microsoft Meets Judge Dread
Dow climbs 11% as weak GDP keeps door open for rate cut
RSA sued over asbestos claims
Pressed Talisman Quits Sudan
Deutsche Bank Disappoints With a Slide Into the Red
Brussels Sues Us Tobacco Giant for Money Laundering