The New York Times As the Going Gets Tough, Nokia Brings Out Its Legal Guns BERLIN - When Nokia, the world's largest mobile phone maker, sued Apple, Samsung, LG and eight other competitors within six weeks beginning in October, the Finnish technology giant said it was
Business Industry Justice Nokia Photos The Guardian Bank of England expert calls the bankers' bluff Some of the biggest banking institutions currently in the UK aren't likely to be leaving any time soon – no other country is likely to want them ... (photo: WN)
Bank Economy England Market Photos Top Stories The Independent Margareta Pagano: Thatcher got it wrong. Blair and Brown did too. Can Cameron get it right? Maggie Thatcher got it wrong because she misdiagnosed the problem. Tony Blair got it wrong because he bought into Thatcher's diagnosis, and Gordon Brown has got it wrong ... (photo: AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth)
Blair Cameron Photos Politics UK The Guardian Gay activists praise rugby star Gareth Thomas's decision to come out Speculation is growing that other gay sports stars may follow suit ... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)Activists Match Photos Sports Star Zeenews Global stock market rally has further to run London : An explosive rally in world stock markets this year from multi-year lows in March has lost some momentum but most major indexes will rise further by end-2010,
Economy Financial Market Photos Stock Arab News Banks expect formal Dubai debt request Reuters LONDON : Bankers expect Dubai World to make a formal request for a standstill on its $26 billion debt at Monday's creditor meeting, but it could be more than a ... (photo: AP / Sang Tan)
Banking Dubai Economy Finance Photos The Times Derision for Darling's lack of detail as month's borrowing reaches record £20bn Public borrowing hit a record £20.3 billion last month, according to figures published yesterday as the Chancellor came under renewed fire over his failure to outline ... (photo: AP / Carl De Souza/WPA rot)
Business Debt Economy Photos UK The New York Times G.M. Plans to Close Saab After Sales Talks Collapse Unable to find a buyer for Saab after a year-long search , General Motors said Friday that it would begin shutting down operations at the Swedish carmaker. G.M. had been ... (photo: AP / Scanpix Sweden/Dragan Mitrovic)
Automaker Business Photos Sweden US Yahoo Daily News London stock market winds down for Christmas LONDON (AFP) – The London stock market ended the week down and is expected to experience muted trade next week as investors wind down ahead of the Christmas and New
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