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Terry Murden: Why should ordinary businesspeople have to pay for the mess we're in? UNDER the weight of Pre-Budget Report analysis and the brouhaha over bonuses, one question went largely unanswered: has Labour become anti-business?

Terry Murden: Watch out for the elephant that's stalking policymakers THE final meeting of the monetary policy committee for this decade left us merely pondering what is to come in the next. You would have got short odds on there being no change to interest rates and the quantitative easing programme when the MPC met y

Terry Murden: It's a fudged slap and tickle affair as wary Darling ducks FEW could have been surprised that the Chancellor offered little more than a few titbits yesterday. His Pre-Budget Report had been trailed as an exercise in trying to bring some order to the wretched public finances, penalise the bad-boy bankers and

Terry Murden: Manufacturing remains the poor cousin in Chancellor's accounts IT would be nice to think that at some point during Alistair Darling's presentation to parliament this week he will have a few encouraging words and a bit of loose change to help Britain's manufacturers. Fat chance.

Terry Murden: Can lawyers stop Darling dictating RBS bonuses?

Terry Murden: Dubai looks to have overreached for the stars

Terry Murden: Brown warned to back off business in his search for cutbacks

Tery Murden: Signs good for Legal and General if it can just nab Stewart

Terry Murden: M&S hopes for Morrisons magic from its new chief

Terry Murden: The worrying symptoms of our painfully slow recovery

Terry Murden: Low rail rises will still fail to drive people off the roads

Terry Murden: While credit is still crunched, direct investment must become easier

Terry Murden: Upbeat data from rivals highlights woes of Lloyds and its workforce

Terry Murden: Scotland risks being left behind in the energy race

Terry Murden: Foreign banks could emerge the winners in big sell-off

Terry Murden: These days printing a mere £25bn signals calm

Terry Murden: RBS begins long retreat back over the Border

Terry Murden: With banks breaking up, here's an idea worth floating

Terry Murden: Bank restructuring kicks off in atmosphere of political vengeance

Terry Murden: Breaking up is so very hard to do – just ask Lloyds

Terry Murden: Bank carve-up could see big fish snapping up remnants

Terry Murden: Honeymoon is over – it's time to wake up and act

Terry Murden: Standard Life's new chief must act fast to shore up assurer's credentials

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