Business Analysis & Features

Trott on the march: is he Buffett's chosen successor?

Banker's exit from Goldmans fuels speculation about Berkshire's future

Inside Business Analysis & Features

The nuclear option: UK's multibillion-pound renaissance moves up a gear

Tuesday, 31 March 2009

With site auctions set to conclude, the battle is moving up a gear. Sarah Arnott reports

Electric avenues: Battery-powered cars take over the roads

Sunday, 29 March 2009

The oil giants could be taken by surprise at how quickly battery-powered cars take over the roads. David Strahan reports on a world-changing market

Company doctors reap recession bonanza

Sunday, 29 March 2009

Business restructurers Zolfo Cooper are knee-deep in work, and it shows no sign of letting up, they tell Simon Evans

Rose on the brink as City scents blood

Sunday, 29 March 2009

The 'emperor' of M&S; enters the last chance saloon with investors this week. Simon Evans reports

The world's big hitters must play like a team

Sunday, 29 March 2009

Gordon Brown is right: in a global crisis like this one, only a global agreement will do

Charge! Rise of the electric car

Saturday, 28 March 2009

As car makers everywhere plan for a low-carbon future, Vauxhall hopes to build its green hybrid at Ellesmere Port, says Sarah Arnott

Countdown to G20: Trade offenders named and shamed while nations fall out over fiscal boost

Friday, 27 March 2009

So far from the international commitment to a coordinated fiscal boost he once dreamed of, the Prime Minister now seems content to accept a mere stock-taking exercise at the G20 summit next week: "Nobody is suggesting that people come to the G20 meeting and put on the table the budget they're going to have for the next year. What we are suggesting is that we have to look at what we have done so far... I see consensus, not a disagreement on that."

Three in a bed: will Gordon roll over?

Thursday, 26 March 2009

The Prime Minister's hopes of saving the world economy are running into trouble at home. Step forward Mervyn King and Alistair Darling

Hedge funds: Still making a killing

Thursday, 26 March 2009

Parts of the hedge fund sector may have suffered during the credit crunch, but it is business as usual for the industry's big names, who earned staggering sums again last year. Click on the image to see our list of the ten biggest names in hedge funds.