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Hundreds stranded, thousands more out of pocket as airline fails
Hundreds of passengers stranded in airports from Gatwick to San Diego were trying to find a way home yesterday after the collapse of the transatlantic budget airline Zoom.
- Zoom and bust: Airline collapses but 'worse is to come'
- More big increases in energy prices
- Bloomsbury hopes Sage will provide some magic
- Commerzbank set to seal deal on Dresdner takeover
- Lehmans puts another 1,500 jobs on the block, including in London
- B&B plunges into £27m loss as bad debts mount
- Tories join tax attack as Regus plans to quit UK
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- David Prosser's Outlook: That 20-year commodities super-cycle is in need of a puncture repair kit
- David Prosser's Outlook: The buy-to-let chickens come home to roost
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Market Report: Enterprise Inns takes fresh hit from brokers
Another round of negative broker comment bore down on Enterprise Inns, the pubs group which took the FTSE 100 wooden spoon yesterday.
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1 Sean O'Grady: Credit crunch: 'It's just the end of the beginning'
2 Zoom and bust: Airline collapses but 'worse is to come'
4 Hundreds stranded, thousands more out of pocket as airline fails
5 David Prosser's Outlook: The wind is blowing the wrong way on fuel prices and a cold front is coming
6 Sub-prime borrowers face another sharp rise in mortgage payments
7 Warning: Cut rates or job losses will soar
8 Lehmans puts another 1,500 jobs on the block, including in London
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