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Martin Flanagan: New threat to recovery is irrational conservatism BUSINESS lending continues to look sickly. The patient may be keeping down a little dry toast and warm milk, but it sure isn't going for a jog around the block.

Martin Flanagan: Hampton can handle wearing a second hat IN THE febrile sub-sector that is part-nationalised banking, it feels sometimes that Royal Bank of Scotland is nearly as much about perception as substance in these post-apocalyptic days.

Martin Flanagan: Much to chew over amid supermarket caution FOOD retailing is deemed one of the most defensive sectors in a downturn. Put it down to atavistic instincts in hard times, or plain stuffing your face with comfort-eating, but food-buying consistently holds up in recessions. Certainly better than th

Martin Flanagan: King dampens enthusiasm with dose of stark reality WHEN we unexpectedly found we were still recession-mired in September, it was like the economic equivalent of telling children the tooth fairy was a phoney.

The week ahead: City heavyweights likely to report mixed fortunes

Big Barclays investment profits create a dilemma

Martin Flanagan: Spotlight on bankers lets executives off the hook

Martin Flanagan: Who put the stop signal on National Express bid?

Martin Flanagan: Goldman's robust results have lots of Sachs appeal

Martin Flanagan: 'Steely' Neelie set to prove her mettle in banks battle

Martin Flanagan: Whitbread's modest show is a winner in tough times

Comment: Who'll make Grade's successor as Ball rolls off?

Martin Flanagan: Convenience stores not to be sniffed at, says Waitrose

Martin Flanagan: Big builders cut down to size by fines for collusion

Martin Flanagan: RBS moves up on the blind side over cash call

Martin Flanagan: Recession's end could deepen depression

Martin Flanagan: Bonus culture still thriving in midst of recession

Scrutineer: Selway on a sure footing

Martin Flanagan's Business Blog: National Express takeover a risky business for Stagecoach

We all saw bank crisis coming but did nothing, says Hester

Scrutineer: Staying Inn for the long run

Scrutineer: Rolling with the punches

Barclays' good bargain

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