Business: Economy
"Eat the Data": three words that spell trouble for the coalition
The recession is only now becoming close and personal.
The verdict is in – the Chancellor’s austerity measures have failed
George Osborne has been hoisted by his own petard.
Britain on the brink of a double-dip recession
GDP fell by 0.2 per cent in the final quarter of 2011.
Romney’s vulture capitalism, the Balls backlash and more downgrades
David Blanchflower looks at US unemployment, the France downgrade, and why Labour has not reversed its policy.
Why the UK's £1 trillion debt is no cause for panic
The national debt has actually been higher for most of the last century.
Japan's GDP drops further in Q4
Japan's fourth-quarter contraction was twice what analysts had predicted.
Athens ablaze as Greek MPs pass austerity package
IMF and eurozone insist on further cuts in exchange for £110bn bailout fund.
Budget 2012: 20 minutes in, 1-0 Team Clegg
The Lib Dems are right to identify higher rate pension tax relief as ripe for review.
UK producer prices increase faster than predicted
Chart of the day: the biggest employers in the world
Why Bob Diamond's bonus is a legitimate target
The lesson Cameron needs to learn from Birgitte Nyborg
Chart of the day: the spectre of deflation
Cameron flirts with boardroom quotas
Leader: In praise of Robert Skidelsky
£10.9bn of unpaid tax written off by government? Who cares!
Osborne's failure
Knighthood row
Don't be fooled
The tide turns
Cameron is vague
Here to stay?
Misleading report
Defends Euro
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