Business Articles September 2002
Former Worldcom Controller Admits Fraudulent Entries
Dresdner 'not for Sale'
Black entrepreneurs 'face bank bias'
Whites join slide into poverty as US incomes fall
European Markets Rally
Fed holds firm on rates
FTSE index falls 1.8%
Investors run for cover as war looks inevitable
Qwest set to make further restatements
War Fears Wound Shares
FTSE retreats amid bleak outlooks
Athens Acts to Crush the Euro Profiteers
Bleak mood in City
Mobilcom Awaits Its Fate
EU threatens US with £9bn worth of sanctions
Civil aviation downturn hits BAE profits
The Missionary
WorldCom May Rescind Ebbers' Golden Farewell
Things can only get better - or can they?
Safeway denies Asda bid rumour
BP alarms City with growth slip-up
WorldCom Finance Chief Denies Fraud Charge
FTSE edges up after slide
The Bears Are Back in Town
Gütersloh Goes Off Line
New York's Spitzer Files Suit Against 'spinning' Bosses
Wall Street heaps woes on FTSE-100
Brown pleads for growth
Colt and Mobilcom Cut 2,600 European Jobs
British American Tobacco Shares Fall
£5.5bn Gas Deal Boosts Bp
Brothers score £120m on Xbox
IMF opposes rate cuts
It's the economy, stupid
Barclays Tangled in Enron Web
Bank loses £100m in two-minute frenzy
Record Losses Mean Jobs to Go at Alcatel
Bargain hunters save UK
Bank of Japan Intervention Begs the Eight Trillion Yen Question
Manufacturing stagnates as retail sales continue to rise
Town Saved As Hershey Sale Called Off
BA leads market rally as war fears recede
Premier Oil Gets Out of Burma
WorldCom to cut 2,000 jobs
Télécom hangs up on MobilCom
EU threatens $14bn imports
British Bankers Indicted Over Enron
France Télécom Readies Lifeboat
Kidnappers Seize Russian Oil Magnate
War Will Hit Markets Hard, Warns Imf
Perils of the private life
Deep wounds keep sombre Wall Street under a cloud
Billions lost as travellers stay at home and cut their spending
Marching in step with the US
Safeway added to Wal-Mart shopping list
Oil Prices Slide As Iraq Takes Softer Line
Greeks Desert Shops in Price Rise Protest
Zurich in £1.5bn cash call
£8bn Bid Tale Has Vodafone Spinning