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Cracks hint at fate of shattered city
Residents of Port-au-Prince are finding that even buildings which survived Haiti's earthquake may end up in ruins, reports the BBC's Paul Adams.

Terry's site development approved
The latest plans for the future development of the Terry's site in York are approved by councillors.

Man in court over 1973 murder
A man is sent for trial charged with the murder of Belfast cafe owner, Alfredo Fusco, nearly 37 years ago.

HSBC withdraws data centre plans
Banking giant HSBC withdraws plans for a £300m data centre in York, after a review finds existing facilities meet its business needs.

China opens 'Nasdaq-style' market
The southern Chinese city of Shenzhen opens a Nasdaq-style exchange to encourage new, small enterprises.

US interstate rivalry hits new lows
Interstate rivalry in the US hits new lows as states adopt dirty tactics to attract people and investment.

BA's new business class only plane
A closer look at British Airways' new business class-only service from London City to New York.

Live: One year after Lehman
Live coverage of the anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

London is 'best business capital'
London is the best city in the world to do business, its mayor Boris Johnson tells potential investors in New York.

Last orders for beer mat maker?
The world's largest beer mat maker has gone into administration - so what has gone wrong?

Business schools face test of faith
Business schools are adapting to a world in financial crisis, but there are few signs of a genuine crisis of faith.

Outrage over AIG dominates US media
US reporting on the $165m (£116m) bonuses pledged to executives of bailed-out insurer AIG focuses on the anger felt by many Americans.

£300m banking centre is approved
Officials at banking giant HSBC are told plans for a £300m data centre at a York business park have been approved.

Decision due on £300m bank centre
Officials at banking giant HSBC await a council decision on plans for a £300m data centre at a York business park.

Ryanair allows mobile phone use
Budget airline Ryanair becomes the first carrier to offer in-flight mobile phone services on regular UK routes.

Live: World Economic Forum 2009
Live coverage of the first day of the 2009 World Economic Forum at the Swiss mountain resort of Davos.

Arrests in property fraud inquiry
Four people arrested as part of a fraud inquiry at a collapsed property development business in York are released on bail.

Pub chain takes over York Brewery
A York brewing firm has been taken over by a Lancashire pub chain which plans to create more jobs.

Bank plans £300m centre for city
Officials at banking giant HSBC submit plans for a £300m data centre at a York business park.

Firms told to quit York offices
Small businesses at a furnished office building in York are told to quit at short notice.

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