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    Last update: December 22, 2009

    +Budget giveaways unlikely
      Pre-budget report preview: Chancellor appears to dampen speculation of tax and spending changes in tomorrow's report. By Ashley Seager.

    +Glaxo announces new CEO
      European pharma president wins the battle to succeed Jean-Pierre Garnier. By Graeme Wearden.

    +Taking on the Tories
      Economics: Delaying the election was the right thing to do, but it comes at a considerable political cost. By Larry Elliott.

    +Private equity talk lifts Northern Rock
      Shares in crisis-hit bank soar more than 14% on reports that four buyout firms could battle to seize control. By Graeme Wearden.

    +YouGov claims influence over Brown's election retreat
      But prime minister's move will not adversely affect the online market research group's performance this year. By Richard Wray.

    +Go go gadget paradise
      Justin McCurry offers a glimpse of the future from this year's Ceatec advanced technologies exhibition near Tokyo.

    +Tory peer cleans up with janitorial deal
      Lunchtime market report: Conservative party donor and deputy chairman Lord Ashcroft astonishes dealers with news of an extraordinary deal for OneSource Services that will bring a timely multimillion pound boost to his personal fortune. By Marianne Barriaux.

    +SAP buys French rival
      German business software maker SAP saw its shares drop more than 5% today after agreeing to pay just over €4.8bn for Paris-based Business Objects. By David Gow in Brussels.

    +UK firms pay dearly for surging oil prices
      A jump in oil prices to record highs last month pushed British firms'input price costs up at their fastest pace in over two years. By Ashley Seager.

    +City bonuses and jobs to fall
      The financial services sector will shed thousands of jobs next year as a result of the global credit crunch.

    +Merrill admits losses of $5.5bn on bad loans
      Bank admits it handled credit crisis badly but says significant job cuts 'not contemplated'.

    +Power firms accused of overcharging poor on meters
      Poorer gas and electricity customers who use prepayment meters are being charged more than wealthier direct debit consumers, a household fuel survey claims today.

    +Vodafone buys more telecoms assets in Europe
      Vodafone has bought the Italian and Spanish operations of Swedish telecoms company Tele2 for £537m in a move that will strengthen its position in both markets.

    +EADS boss backs executives in share-trade inquiry
      Louis Gallois, chief executive of EADS, has published an open letter to staff attempting to dampen speculation over the future of senior executives caught up in an investigation into suspected insider dealing.

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