Business Articles December 2002
Jitters Undermine Dollar
SocGen Banking Chief Dies in Crash
Prices Fear is New Common Currency
Lloyds TSB strengthens transatlantic links
Interbrew to take on new chief executive
US will find it hard to erase scandal's taint
Red Hat accounts go into the black
Corporate America's Path to a Very Public Humbling
Crédit Agricole Coup Revives Bid Fever
Whopper of a wait for Burger King sale
Dollar at three-year low
Fiat Insider Takes the Driving Seat
Burger King sold at knock-down price
WestLB to Pay Back £504m in Aid
Fed leaves rates alone
Power struggle drives out Fiat chief
Gucci issues new warning as luxury trade dries up
Bloated, Bust and Losing Billions - Yet United Insists It Can Fly on
Disney's Treasure sinks at box office
Stagecoach to trim loss-making US arm
Stagecoach in £500m US writedown
Marks & Spencer's US sale falls through
Local councils attack WTO
Glaxo faces losing exclusive rights to £5m-a-day blockbuster drug
Sold: Small Town, Needs Work
Hurd's Telecom Privatisation Unravels
Jobless Fall Lifts Wall Street Gloom
Spitzer Reaches $1.4bn Settlement With Banks
Soros in £1.4m Fine for Insider Trading
French Court Convicts Soros of Insider Trading
CSFB Fined £4m for Japan Cover-up
Bank 'fixed Gold Price for Years'
Conseco takes Chapter 11 route
Weary Gent declares
French police in new Vivendi raid
Wakeham's Enron Role Under Scrutiny
Nestle Claims £3.7m From Famine-hit Ethiopia
Price of gold up as dollar falls to war fears
McDonald's faces first loss
Cadbury expands with gum deal
Salomon to pay $3m for sex discrimination
Conseco announces bankruptcy
Sarin: Vodafone's £21m fat cat
Gent to step down in July
Cadbury secure deal to buy Adams
The Scourge of Wall Street on the Cusp of a Historic Victory
Agricole bids £13bn for Lyonnais
Technology downturn hits Nasdaq 100 index
BA chief attacks US government for United rescue
Cable & Wireless to axe 65% of staff
French police swoop on Vivendi offices
Leak charges force out defence executive
Airbus scales back deliveries as recession bites
Wall Street Banks Take More Enron Flak
Risk of Recession, Says World Bank As Recovery Falters
Quiet American is crucial player in cable firms
New regulator socks it to Wall Street
Stoppage strikes at the very heart of Portugal
United Airlines Files for Bankruptcy
Wall Street fines could reach $2bn
US Treasury Secretary Resigns
Hundreds of Jobs to Go at Aol As Revenues Fall
Orange to Cut 1,000 Jobs
Loan Refusal Puts United Airlines on the Brink
AOL admits core revenues will fall 50%
Vivendi snatches up Cegetel stake
German unemployment hits four-year high
T-Online sale pleases investors
AOL warns of 40% fall in advertising revenue
Banks Bemoan Euro Dither
Japan can't teach us how to handle deflation