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Busted bankers fall back on charity

Record numbers of City workers are seeking new, less angst-ridden lives in the third sector.

Sky gets regulatory double whammy

The bad news keeps on coming for Sky, with adverse rulings from Ofcom and the Competition Appeal tribunal...

FTSE up despite US bail-out flop

World markets tanked after the US Congress rejected a $700bn bail-out plan - but the FTSE has proved more resilient...

Tesco beats crunch with big sales hike

It'll take more than a pesky little global financial crisis to stop retail behemoth Tesco in its tracks...

You can't trust les rosbifs

Another blow to national pride - apparently French businesses are much more reliable than British ones...

Editorial: All in the soup together

Well, that was the month that was. September 2008 was 30 days most of us will wish to forget. And not just those who work - or worked - at HBOS, Lehman's or AIG. We're all in the soup together, facing an indefinite spell that will be markedly lacking in irrational exuberance, or, indeed, exuberance...

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PAUL ARNOTT

In my Opinion: Chartered Management Institute

Alan Coppin, chairman of Redstone and a Companion of the Chartered Management Institute, insists that responsible business is as important as ever in tough economic times.

The MT Diary

A rehabilitated Rwanda has banned ethnic references, the French - and plastic bags.

Ten Ways to... dodge redundancy

1. Think strategically 2. Be happy 3. Show your hidden talents 4. Back your boss 5. Adapt 6. Anticipate others' needs 7. Be ready to swallow your pride 8. Turn up to company events 9. Picture a positive future... 10. ... but have a Plan B.

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