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Labourers clean the Satyam building in the southern Indian city of Hyderabad December 30, 2008. REUTERS/Krishnendu Halder

Satyam scandal could be India's Enron 9:40am ET

India's biggest corporate scandal in memory threatens future foreign investment flows into Asia's third-largest economy and casts a cloud over growth in its once-booming outsourcing sector.  Full Article 

After career highs, a stunning exit
Timeline: Recent key events at Satyam
Factbox: Five facts about Satyam
Labourers clean the Satyam building in the southern Indian city of Hyderabad December 30, 2008. REUTERS/Krishnendu Halder

Satyam scandal could be India's Enron 9:40am ET

India's biggest corporate scandal in memory threatens future foreign investment flows into Asia's third-largest economy and casts a cloud over growth in its once-booming outsourcing sector.  Full Article 

After career highs, a stunning exit
Timeline: Recent key events at Satyam
Factbox: Five facts about Satyam
A Palestinian holds his grandson at a U.N. school after they fled their house during Israel's offensive in Gaza Januaas sry 7, 2009. REUTERS/Suhaib Salem

France says Israel accepts truce plan 8:29am ET

French President Nicolas Sarkozy said Israel and the Palestinian Authority have accepted an Egypt-brokered truce plan for Gaza.  Full Article 

Timeline: Israeli-Hamas violence
Factbox: Hamas's arsenal of rockets
Video: Gazans pay high price
Clout, politics behind Turkish moves

Small Business

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Big fish move to smaller ponds
Deborah Cohen

Some smaller banks are getting a crack at top talent as the credit crisis ravages bigger institutions, resulting in one of the biggest pools of qualified labor in financial services history.   Full Article 

James Saft
UK banks suffer from Darwinism
James Saft

Britain's banks are fulfilling their Darwinian role, to survive, rather than their economic one, to lend, and there is no easy or painless way out.  Commentary 

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Year in Business

A look back at the memorable moments from 2008 in the world of finance.  Slideshow 

Signs marking the entrance to Wall Street are seen in New York October 6, 2008.
Crisis in Credit

Follow the financial crisis using our interactive video timeline. Track the global impact on our interactive map.  Full Coverage 

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Signs of the Times

The global recession manifests itself in big and small ways, most gloomy, some quirky and often reflecting the inventive human spirit.   Factbox 

Send us your signs of the times

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Reacting to Gaza raids
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Protests are taking place around the world, in reaction to the Israeli air strikes in the Gaza Strip.
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Israel may consider peace plan

Jan 7 - Israel's Ambassador to the UN says Egyptian proposals for an initial truce have not been ruled out.  Play Video

 
Europe getting no gas via Ukraine
UN takes on Gaza
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