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China growth estimate for 2012 cut to 8.25%
BEIJING - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has cut its forecast for China's 2012 economic growth to 8.25 per cent from the 9 per cent projected in September, and it warned that exports would be a significant drag on expansion in the coming two years.
Read more...Bartering an alternative for businesses
Trading, swapping or bartering are options for businesses in today's challenging economy.
Read more...Debt crisis: as it happened, January 10, 2012
Stock markets rise as ratings agency Fitch says it does not plan to remove France's AAA credit rating unless there are "important shocks" while it hints at a downgrade for Italy.
Read more...Dacre: Grant trying to 'hijack' inquiry
• Met team probing police bribery expanded after Sun arrests • "Relatively senior" NoW staff arrested by Operation Elveden • NoW showbiz ed: subjects not pre-notified to protect exclusives • S Mirror writer 'didn't tell film-maker to obtain medical records' • IPCC: no evidence that police disclosed Milly Dowler's number • Daily Mail editor defends Jan Moir over homophobia claims • Claims Hugh ...
Read more...Debt crisis: as it happened, January 25, 2012
The US Federal Reserve has slashed its growth forecast for this year and next and held its key interest rate between 0pc and 0.25pc 'at least' until the end of 2014, as it warns of stubbornly high unemployment....
Read more...Analyst Sees ‘Significant Slowdown’ for China
IMF's former chief economist says global trade, inflation, political transition will impact the economy for the next decade
Read more...Market overview: 11 January
AMEC, Babcock awarded extension to National Grid contract; Greggs on a roll; December pick-up for N. Brown. Plus a summary of business press headlines.
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