terça-feira, 25 de maio de 2010

FT 14/05/2010

Capa
UK suffers hedge fund blow

Ministers agree to take 5% pay cut

Portugal unveils ‘crisis tax’ to cut deficit

Reino Unido
Tensions lie ahead for Treasury

Osborne calls for swift spending cuts

Osborne to chair banking committee

CGT plan irks private equity sector

Olympics not spared prospect of spending cuts

Mundo

Europe enters era of belt-tightening

S Korea recalls spirit of unity in crisis

Cutbacks and pain, but no 'rigueur'

Spain emergency plan sparks strike calls

US broadband industry stuck in battles

Economy on right track, says Obama

Volcker seeks forcible bank restructure

Rating agencies threatened

Chávez seizes Mexico group

Chávez tweets news of Venezuela gas rig sinking

Israel to curb leading business families

Comentários e análises
Investing: Alternative visions

The economic legacy of Mr Brown

Euro remains on the right side of history

Editorial: Market making is not a part-time job

Estonia shows euro is not doomed project

Central banks must ditch mindless orthodoxy

Vida Corporativa
Battle of the smartphones

Lex
Portugal and Spain

Fool’s Gold

Empresas
A new dread is doing the rounds

US regulator probes banks over credit ratings

Investors rebel over directors' earnings

Sainsbury says VAT on food a ‘bad idea’

DSG hopes to receive boost from World Cup

Differentiated approach is now the norm

Mercados
Risks posed by get-rich geeks are not just a flash in the pan

Spanish shares head lower on strike talk

Pressure continues to mount on euro

China demand concerns hurt iron ore

Tensions rise in interbank markets

Eurozone debt crisis puts ECB’s credibility to the test

Overview: Euro pressured as sovereign debt fears linger

Mixed jobs data halt Wall St rally

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