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The banks do well out of the rescue plan (Times Online)
A s any customer of Britain’s big banks knows, they drive a hard bargain. So the Government has found. The package announced yesterday looks great for the banks. This is not nationalisation. It’s not even part-nationalisation.
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The Market's Most Undervalued Stocks (Morningstar.com via Yahoo! Finance)
These five high-quality companies are truly cheap.
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Cloud: the New Age of Computing? (Radio Netherlands)
After slow dial-up connections, fast ADSL lines, mobile access, what next for the Internet? Information engineers have their heads in the clouds - almost literally. Cloud computing is the way ahead. So what is it?
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Economy Stutters Amid Worsening Credit Market Conditions (INO News)
(RTTNews) - Even as the economy is showing significant weakness, a breakthrough was achieved this week in the crusade for stemming the rot in the troubled financial sector.
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Accelerating Sales (WallStreet Journal via Yahoo! Finance)
Deckers Outdoor with its furry, $300 Ugg boots ought to be struggling in a cranky economy. Yet Ugg is in fiercer demand than ever.
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Greens burn a hole in pockets (The Times of India)
Two-year-old Ila loves carrots, and needs no coaxing to eat her vegetables.
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Gordon Brown in struggle to shore up HBOS rescue (Times Online)
Gordon Brown was personally fighting to save the proposed £12 billion rescue of Britain’s biggest savings bank last night amid growing doubts over the deal.
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UTILITIES: Constellation sells for $4.7B (York Daily Record)
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is reaching into its deep pockets to give a steady hand to Constellation Energy Group and, at the same time, grab a bargain.
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Why greens must learn to love nuclear power (The New Statesman)
"If nuclear power is the answer, it must have been a pretty stupid question," went an oft-cited slogan of the 1970s environmental movement.
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Gas spike blamed on buying run (WBIR-TV Knoxville)
When it comes to assigning blame for the recent spike in gasoline prices, Tennessee drivers might look no further than themselves.
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