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Detroit Bailout Hits a Bumpy Road
Big Three auto CEOs faced much the same doubts from lawmakers in the first day of their last-ditch return to Congress for a bailout, now put at $34 billion.
Wall Street Journal

Jobless could hit 3.5m in two years
The middle classes are facing a jobs bloodbath as the recession hits service industries, business leaders say
co.uk

UK interest rates lowest since 1951
Interest rates were slashed by another percentage point, bringing the official cost of borrowing down to 2 per cent, equal to the lowest rate since the Bank of England was founded in 1694
FT

World markets end lower ahead of key US jobs data (AP)
AP - World stocks closed modestly lower Thursday, despite hefty interest rate cuts across Europe, as Wall Street retreated in the face of fresh grim corporate and economic news and Friday's November jobs report.
yahoo.com

Institutes urge execs to deal with `going concern` now
Kevin Reed, Accountancy Age, Friday 5 December 2008 at 09:46:00Business must face up to going concern potential in the financial statements,warn institutesThe heads of the top UK and Irish accounting institutes have warned directorsto face up to how they present their 2008 financial statements as soon aspossible, in light of a potential glut of going concern warnings from theirauditors.With restricted access to borrowing facilities and the likelihood ofrecession, business must now consider how to be as open and transparent aspossible about the risks they face going forwards, the heads wrote in a letterto theFT.'Even in those cases where directors conclude there are materialuncertainties that need to be disclosed, it does not mean the company concernedwill cease to be a going concern,' the letter stated.'What is critical is that all those involved in the financial reporting chaintake the time to understand the nature of the uncertainties as well as thepropose
Telegraph

FSA liquidity rule poses $5bn slug on bank revenue
AccountancyAge.com, Accountancy Age, Friday 5 December 2008 at 06:31:00Financial institutions face an immidiate revenue slug of up to £5bn underfar-reaching changes to Britain's liquidity rules proposed by FSABanks and other lenders face an immediate impact of up to a £5bn drop inrevenue as a result of having to hold more sterling gilts or OECD governmentbonds than previously under 'far-reaching and robust changes' to Britain'sliquidity regime proposed by theFinancialServices Authority (FSA).However, in a consultation paper released yesterday, the FSA said it expectedthe loss in revenue to be offset by possibly bigger benefits to the lenders fromhealthier balance sheets, lower losses and a reduction in funding costs.Companies who have to adhere to the new liquidity rules also face between£150m and £200m in other costs for training, reporting and informationtechnology, while the FSA itself will carry costs between £11m and £14m linkedto the new rules.Andrew Str
Telegraph

Mortgage rate rip-off: banks stand accused
Despite exhortations from Gordon Brown, mortgage borrowers are being charged more than three times the official Bank of England interest rate, experts have warned
co.uk

Pound hits new low against euro
The British pound hits a historic low against the euro after the Bank of England cut interest rates to 2%.
BBC

Euro zone interest rates cut from 3.25% to 2.5%
Policymakers in Brussels cut interest rates today for the 15-member euro zone.The European Central Bank lowered interest rates by 0.75% to 2.5% and followed the announcement that the Bank of England had reduced rates from 3% to 2%.Furthermore, Stockholm-based Riksbank, slashed interest rates by 1.75% to 2% in Sweden - the largest reduction for over [...]
Finance Markets

Why electric cars have stalled
Facing technical challenges and a weak market, many of Silicon Valley's electric-car startups are changing direction.
CNN

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