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Saturday, 22 May 2010


 
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Traders - Markets left reeling after week of global drama No one – not Britain, the US nor Japan – is immune to a Greek-style debt crisis, one of Europe's chief policymakers has warned, as investors reeled from a week of market drama.
 
 
 
Controlled burn of oil - Gulf of Mexico oil spill: BP shares fall over claims of cover-up BP's share price fell 4pc as the US administration accused it of trying to cover-up the seriousness of its oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
 
 
 
Piggy Bank - UK public borrowing £7bn lower than expected Britain's public finances were the unexpected source of encouraging news as official figures showed the 2009 deficit was £7bn lower than initial estimates.
 
 
 
The chief executive of British Airways blamed a "dysfunctional" union for the airline's current travails as he pledged to return the carrier to breakeven this financial year after a record £531m pre-tax loss.
 
 
 
Wall Street banks face the biggest shake-up to the way they do business in more than 70 years after the US Senate voted through a sweeping financial reform package.
 
 
 
US authorities have approved Google’s controversial $750m purchase of AdMob, the world’s leading mobile phone advertising company.
 
 
 
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Woody Allen and Naomi Watts If you’re lucky, you get to sip gold-leaf martinis with Carey Mulligan. And if you’re not, you still might spot Michael Douglas weaving his way home. Celia Walden parties till dawn with the A-listers - and takes in a film or two.