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Things worth reading today include … Today's must read: How the ECB’s fig leaf has completely withered away Anatole Kaletsky in the Times provides a fascinating analysis of the ECB's policies in Europe compared to the Federal Reserve in the USA."Unlike the Fed and the Bank of England, which only …

Things worth reading today include … Today's must read: How the ECB’s fig leaf has completely withered away Anatole Kaletsky in the Times provides a fascinating analysis of the ECB's policies in Europe compared to the Federal Reserve in the USA."Unlike the Fed and the Bank of England, which only …

Things we're reading today include … Today's must read: PollyTrade Lets You Trade Stocks Via Twitter (Techcrunch) PollyTrade links "your Twitter account to your E*Trade account (more brokers will be added in the future based on user feedback), and subsequently enable you to do transactions using tweets that start with …

Here are our key stories of the week: The Top 10 Investment Banks of 2009 The Top Ten of Everything SUN, IBM, SWIFT and more create a cloud crowd How accountable are the rating agencies for this mess? How to break trust with social media SmartyPig makes a Big Oink! …

Things we're reading today include … Companies: LSE takes tough new approach to technology (Financial Times) JPMorgan's investment banking gaining on Goldman (Reuters) Citi faces retail sales ban in Japan (Financial Times) Regions: Spain launches $12.7bn bank fund (BBC)Poland's euro adoption faces delay (Euractiv) China argues to replace US dollar …

Things we're reading today include … UK Regulators and Policymakers at War: King and I in 'joint effort' to produce white paper, says Darling (Guardian)Rift between Darling and King widens (Guardian)Financial White Paper won't end tensions at the heart of British policymaking (Telegraph)Bank defies the Treasury again as it seeks …

Things we're reading today include … UK Regulators and Policymakers at War: King and I in 'joint effort' to produce white paper, says Darling (Guardian)Rift between Darling and King widens (Guardian)Financial White Paper won't end tensions at the heart of British policymaking (Telegraph)Bank defies the Treasury again as it seeks …

Things we're reading today include … UK: Bank of England governor attacks Darling's borrowing policy (Guardian) Bank governor Mervyn King says scale of UK deficit is 'truly extraordinary' (Telegraph) King warns of the 'long hard slog' to clear Britain's debt (Independent)City watchdog (FSA) pays £20m in bonuses (Guardian) Europe: ECB …

Things we're reading today include … UK: Bank of England governor attacks Darling's borrowing policy (Guardian) Bank governor Mervyn King says scale of UK deficit is 'truly extraordinary' (Telegraph) King warns of the 'long hard slog' to clear Britain's debt (Independent)City watchdog (FSA) pays £20m in bonuses (Guardian) Europe: ECB …

Things we're reading today include … Today's must-read: RBS topped the losses list while Chinese banks raked in profits (Guardian)"The Banker's Top 1,000 annual survey reveals that RBS's pre-tax operating loss of $59.3bn (£36bn) puts it way out in front of Citigroup, which was second with losses of $53bn … …

Things we're reading today include … Today's must-read: RBS topped the losses list while Chinese banks raked in profits (Guardian)"The Banker's Top 1,000 annual survey reveals that RBS's pre-tax operating loss of $59.3bn (£36bn) puts it way out in front of Citigroup, which was second with losses of $53bn … …

Things we're reading today include … Today's must read: Is this the death of the dollar? (Telegraph) "Border guards in Chiasso see plenty of smugglers and plenty of false-bottomed suitcases, but no one in the town, which straddles the Italian-Swiss frontier, had ever seen anything like this. Trussed up in …

Things we're reading today include … Today's must read: Is this the death of the dollar? (Telegraph) "Border guards in Chiasso see plenty of smugglers and plenty of false-bottomed suitcases, but no one in the town, which straddles the Italian-Swiss frontier, had ever seen anything like this. Trussed up in …

Here are our key stories of the week: Bank of England raises concerns with ECB over T2S The Mobile Financial Future The Mobile Financial Present Zurich's reports: worth a read Grieving … and the US Banking Reforms What does the internet think? Where's Wally? What was it Reagan said? Fred …

Things we're reading today include: Gordon Brown signs up to creation of new EU financial regulators (Telegraph)Jubilant Sarkozy sees EU take powers over the City (Times) UK wins concessions on EU rules (Telegraph)New European financial regulators will lack a full set of teeth (Telegraph) Cost of London high life on …