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Treasury seeks RBS lending proof
The Treasury demands proof from bailed-out Royal Bank of Scotland that there is little demand for its business loans.
RBS reports losses of £2.2bn
RBS: The loan arranger
Darling hails RBS move

BA planes BA to cut 1,200 jobs amid losses
British Airways says it will cut its global workforce by an extra 1,200 as it reports a first-half loss for the first time.

eBay sign eBay in Skype deal with founders
eBay settles a lawsuit with the founders of Skype, ending uncertainty over the future of the internet phone company.


VIDEO AND AUDIO NEWS
Man at computer Tackle work stress, bosses told

Catching modern-day pirates
Lord Sugar Sugar's outburst over the recession

Ford makes almost $1bn profit

FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
BA planes Rapid descent
How did British Airways manage to fall so far?
Pen and financial newspaper Not equals
Why some small investors in Lloyds feel left behind
Opel factory Stalled engine
Has GM dealt German carmaker Opel a fatal blow?

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Opel U-turn sparks strikes
RBS bank reports losses of £2.2bn
Kroenke nears Arsenal threshold
Threshers firms shuts 373 shops
South Africa cancels Airbus deal
Fujitsu UK staff vote for strike
Scrappage boosts UK car sales
ITV predicts advertising upturn

JP Morgan agrees $75m bribe fine
Strike ballot at BA to go ahead
Fresh hope of postal dispute deal
Toyota predicts smaller loss
Iraq in third overseas oil deal
Job cuts at troubled Irish bank
Panasonic begins Sanyo takeover
Job cuts 'target West Coast line'
Intel in threats and bribery suit

FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
Toyota"s third driver Kamui Kobayashi of Japan drives his Toyota in wet conditions during second free practice session during Formula One"s Japanese Grand Prix in Suzuka on October 2, 2009. Formula gone
Three F1 carmakers left as Toyota heads for exit lane
Arsenal celebrate Abou Diaby's opener Top Gunner
Will Arsenal director Stan Kroenke launch a takeover?
Pink Trabant Retro chic
Brands from East Germany still going strong 20 years on
OTHER TOP STORIES
AIG posts second quarterly profit
Post union welcomes 'concessions'
Fannie Mae asks for another $15bn
Pioneer shares up on smaller loss
F1 designer unveils electric car
UBS fined £8m by the UK regulator
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