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Economics
11 September 2018
Lehman Brothers collapse: where are the key figures now?
Ten years ago this weekend the investment bank’s bankruptcy caused panic in US and UK
Lehman Brothers collapse: where are the key figures now?
10 September 2018
England's employers more optimistic over Brexit than elsewhere in UK
Companies in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland more pessimistic on hiring plans
England's employers more optimistic over Brexit than elsewhere in UK
The post-crash principle for banks: be moral or bust
Zoe Williams
The post-crash principle for banks: be moral or bust
The Guardian view on tenants and landlords: private renters need more rights
The Guardian view on tenants and landlords: private renters need more rights
UK GDP growth lifted by hot weather and World Cup
UK GDP growth lifted by hot weather and World Cup
UK growth will slow to 1.3% amid Brexit uncertainty – KPMG
UK growth will slow to 1.3% amid Brexit uncertainty – KPMG
9 September 2018
Digested read
21 Lessons for the 21st Century by Yuval Noah Harari – digested read
The historian’s thoughts on how the world of the present might prepare for an uncertain future are distilled, with artistic licence
21 Lessons for the 21st Century by Yuval Noah Harari – digested read
Have the 'too big to fail' banks really met their Waterloo?
Richard Partington
Have the 'too big to fail' banks really met their Waterloo?
Ten years on, capitalism might not survive the shock of another Lehman
Will Hutton
Ten years on, capitalism might not survive the shock of another Lehman
William Keegan's In My View
It’s not too early to tell that Brexit would be a disaster
It’s not too early to tell that Brexit would be a disaster
Business leader
A secret weapon to help UK plc embrace change? It’s called a union
A secret weapon to help UK plc embrace change? It’s called a union
8 September 2018
Donald Trump: Apple should make products in the US to avoid tariffs
Donald Trump: Apple should make products in the US to avoid tariffs
Argentina, Turkey, Mexico ... fear of contagion haunts emerging markets
Argentina, Turkey, Mexico ... fear of contagion haunts emerging markets
Trump threatens new tariffs on $267bn of Chinese goods
Trump threatens new tariffs on $267bn of Chinese goods
Saturday interview
Joseph Stiglitz on artificial intelligence: 'We’re going towards a more divided society'
Joseph Stiglitz on artificial intelligence: 'We’re going towards a more divided society'
7 September 2018
Reshaping the economy a decade after the crash
Letters:
Readers discuss the IPPR’s report on rebalancing the economy, bankers’ bonuses, the NAO report on personal debt, the left’s response to the 2008 financial crisis, and the hopes placed on a Corbyn-led Labour party
Reshaping the economy a decade after the crash
US economy adds 201,000 jobs as unemployment rate holds at 3.9%
US economy adds 201,000 jobs as unemployment rate holds at 3.9%
The long read
The real Goldfinger: the London banker who broke the world
The real Goldfinger: the London banker who broke the world
6 September 2018
Horrible boss? UK workers to reveal all in job quality survey
Poll comes amid concern record employment masks poor-quality, insecure jobs
Horrible boss? UK workers to reveal all in job quality survey
UK high streets suffer worst August sales in three years
Rising inflation and falling wage growth add to woes of traditional retailers
UK high streets suffer worst August sales in three years
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