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Untrammelled capitalism has been allowed to set its own rules for far too long - and by a Labour Chancellor, who promised to put "stability" first

By the standards of the second half of the 20th century, we are in the midst of a panic as serious as any which preceded it

America's housing bubble has burst: it's the price of making easy money from the poorest in society, and we could have seen it coming

Back-door nationalisation is on the march as enterprises owned by totalitarian governments take over some of our biggest firms

The two most powerful jobs in global economics - leadership of the IMF and the presidency of the World Bank - are still old-fashioned stitch-ups

With interest rates rising inexorably, perhaps our independent central bankers are neither the best nor the brightest after all

As chancellor, Gordon Brown put his trust in tycoons and city chiefs. But as wealth disparities grow, such alliances may tarnish his reputation.