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    Last update: December 22, 2009

    +Fed cuts rates to 4.5%
      The Federal Reserve brought some much-needed relief to the crumbling US housing market tonight by cutting interest rates for the second consecutive meeting. By Angela Balakrishnan.

    +Watchdog clears Tesco
      Competition Commission says big stores are not driving smaller rivals out of business.

    +Google joins the corporate super-league
      The world's favourite internet search engine now has a market value of $219bn, which ranks it among America's top five companies. By Andrew Clark in New York.

    +House prices keep on rising
      Nationwide says annual rate of house price inflation has risen to 9.7% despite higher interest rates. By Ashley Seager.

    +US economy steams ahead
      World's biggest economy seems to shrug off a collapsing housing market as a falling dollar gives a big boost to exports. By Ashley Seager.

    +Takeover speculation livens up market
      Closing market report: Talk boosts shares in DSG International, Premier Oil and Mitchells &Butler as traders await the US Federal Reserve's key interest rate decision. By Nick Fletcher.

    +Industry welcomes possible CGT concession
      Treasury understood to be considering the introduction of tax relief of up to £100,000 for people who sell their businesses when they retire. By Graeme Wearden.

    +Consumer confidence falls for fourth consecutive month
      Consumers'intentions to make a major purchase tumbles to its worst reading for 12 years. By Ashley Seager.

    +Alcatel-Lucent to sack a further 4,000 employees
      Under-fire chief executive Pat Russo may have saved her job with an 'aggressive'cost-cutting plan for the recently merged company. By David Gow.

    +Deutsche Bank hit by sub-prime crisis
      Bank's City-based investment arm reports pre-tax loss of €179m and charge of €2.2bn in the third quarter but group as a whole performs better than expected. By David Gow.

    +I should pay more tax, says US billionaire Warren Buffett
      The United States'second-richest man has delivered a blunt message to the Bush administration: he wants to pay more tax. By Andrew Clark in New York.

    +Julia Finch: It's autumn panto time once more
      Julia Finch: Perhaps we ought to have a national energy shortage day to help us concentrate our minds on the issue. It could even be sponsored by the National Grid.

    +Sports Direct buys £40m of Umbro shares
      Sportswear billionaire Mike Ashley has waded into the market on a mission to derail US sports group Nike's agreed takeover of England soccer shirts maker. By Julia Finch.

    +Merrill's O'Neal resigns
      Days of speculation end as Merrill Lynch chairman and chief executive finally steps down. By Andrew Clark in New York.

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