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    Last update: December 22, 2009

    +Darling in credit crunch warning
      Chancellor says Britain has entered 'an unparalleled period of financial uncertainty'. By Graeme Wearden.

    +Qataris abandon Sainsbury's bid
      Unions welcome collapse of £10.6bn deal but shares in 138-year-old company plummet 20%, slashing £1.8bn from its stock market value. By Fiona Walsh.

    +Eurozone growth rates set to be scaled back
      Market turmoil forces European commission to lower economic forecasts. By David Gow.

    +PetroChina becomes world's biggest company
      Flotation on Shanghai stock exchange makes oil and gas producer first trillion dollar firm. By Graeme Wearden.

    +Telegraph takes a hit from redundancies
      Profits at Telegraph Media Group fell back last year despite a rise in sales, while the newspaper publisher's latest accounts also show it shouldered £20m in costs for a slew of job cuts. By Katie Allen.

    +Dyson cleans up with £59m pay package
      Bagless vacuum cleaner pioneer awards himself a £30m dividend on top of his £29m salary following a 9% rise in annual sales and 19% pre-tax profits boost.

    +EMI appoints Mike Clasper
      The music group recently bought by Guy Hands'private equity firm has appointed ITV board member and former BAA chief Mike Clasper to its investor board. By Katie Allen.

    +ITV takeover talk switched back on
      Closing market report: Broadcaster ITV was briefly in the spotlight today, bucking the downward trend in a market overwhelmed by further credit fears. By Nick Fletcher.

    +Ryanair reports record profits
      Budget airline's strategy of charging passengers for food and for carrying baggage in the hold boosts revenues. By Graeme Wearden.

    +EADS shares down on profit warning
      Owner of European plane-maker Airbus says it will take charges of between €1.2bn (£835m) and €1.4bn because of delays to its A400M military transport aircraft. By David Gow in Brussels.

    +UK services output grows at slowest rate since 2003
      The data will raise concerns that the economy is buckling under the strain of the highest interest rates for six years and the soaring value of the pound against the dollar. By Ashley Seager.

    +Leader: Energy prices
      Leader: The world needs to use less carbon-based fuel and find other sources of energy. Putting the price up steeply is one way to encourage this shift.

    +Adili floats one year after launch
      Planet-friendly retailer expects to raise £1.75m as business aims to shake off fashion's negative image. By Julia Finch.

    +Firm claims pensions revolution
      A company launches today that claims to have a range of investment products that will revolutionise the pensions industry and reverse the decline of final-salary schemes.

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