FT 11/05/10

ABN Amro admits to violating sanctions - Nada a ver com subprime

Aid programme triggers record daily rises

Apax takes lead stake in Tivit - #TVIT; Private Equity

Asia first to feel global wave of relief

At what point will people bear the costs of their mistakes?

Base metals rise on eurozone bail-out relief

Britain too has to convince the markets

Brown makes a mischievous exit; Lib-Con coalition remains the best option for the UK

Cadbury bases to become Kraft UK HQ - F&A Kraft-Cadbury

Defence of the zone

US unemployment

EU’s bold step into treacherous waters

Europe is unprepared for austerity

Eurozone emergency package sparks euphoria

Fannie Mae appeals for additional aid

Fears of contagion spurred US

Fed to test liquidity tool

Financial stocks soar as liquidity fears ease

Germany pays for Merkel's miscalculations

Gilts and sterling drop as traders digest news of talks with Labour

Goldman trading roars ahead

How the eurozone encourageda race to the bottom

IMF to extend loans quickly

Investment banks hit three-year results high

Market liberalism and haughtiness blight Britain

Markets are right to be sceptical of EU's rescue plans

More than just an investor

Political giant who failed to win over the public - Gordon Brown

Red Knights value Man Utd at just £1bn

Repeating platitudes is a bad formula - Regulação

Rescue package sparks market rally

Shares up as ECB intervenes to buy eurozone bonds

Spain and Portugal speed up austerity measures

Steel industry chief warns of higher costs - Siderúrgicas

Technology and financial shares lead the charge

The day that tested limits of the Union

This is not the way to solve the eurozone debt crisis

Trading circuit breakers considered