Recession

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  Dixons decides to hang on to its loss-making Greek chain Kotsovolos

  21 Jun 2012: Sebastian James, Dixons new boss, says Kotsovolos is the market leader in Greece and will be a great business again

• Pupil hunger: nearly half of teachers have taken food in for their pupils

  Guardian Professional, 19 Jun 2012:

  Here are the honest and sobering responses by teachers to the Guardian's pupil hunger survey
  • "Breakfast should not be a two litre bottle of coke"

• Can Mervyn King save the British economy?

  18 Jun 2012: Aditya Chakrabortty: The Bank of England governor is probably the man most responsible for getting Britain out of recession. So can he do it?

• 'Cliff-edge' households teetering on the brink of poverty

  18 Jun 2012:

  As part of our in-depth investigation into the impact of recession, we look at working households stretched to breaking point

• It's businesses, not banks, that can get our economy growing again

  15 Jun 2012: Letters: Debt will continue to rise if banks are allowed to continue creating the nation's money by sinking us into debt and charging us interest

• Banking package gives instant boost but long term effect is likely to be minimal

  15 Jun 2012: Despite bank shares soaring, those who stand to benefit from the Bank of England's stimulus will be property developers

• Throwing money at banks won't solve economic crisis, Ed Balls says

  15 Jun 2012: Shadow chancellor says banking stimulus package announced by Osborne and King fails to address lack of confidence

• How to recruit commercial experience into your senior management

  Guardian Professional, 15 Jun 2012: More charities are recruiting non-executive directors with commercial expertise to help them trade out of the financial crisis

• Debt crisis: emergency action revealed to tackle 'worst crisis since second world war'

  14 Jun 2012:

  Sir Mervyn King announces emergency measures to help UK banks and boost business lending by at least £80bn

• George Osborne's recovery via austerity plan is undone amid crisis of capitalism

  10 Jun 2012:

  Larry Elliott: There is a belief that sustained growth is around the corner, but all traditional sources of expansion have been blocked off

• Little Britain: why the UK is no longer a superpower

  8 Jun 2012:

  Economic crisis apart, the United Kingdom is still a major player on the world stage, right? Wrong, say Larry Elliott and Dan Atkinson

• Clinton Cards loses 400 jobs as more stores close

  8 Jun 2012: Some of the 330 units not part of purchase by US firm American Greetings are closed

• On pensioners, Iain Duncan Smith is right: 'granny bashing' is fair

  7 Jun 2012:

  Gaby Hinsliff: A tussle in cabinet over universal benefits for old people is destined to end badly for David Cameron, whatever the outcome

• How unemployment and the recession is affecting volunteering

  Guardian Professional, 7 Jun 2012: There are plenty of potential volunteers out there but charities must do more to attract the best candidates

• The right prescription for our economic woes

  6 Jun 2012: Letters: Increasing incomes at the top creates next to no demand; only by generating prosperity at the bottom of the income scale will we get the economy to start growing again

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