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Click Here To Enter Your Content       RBS boss apologises over losses Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) chairman, Sir Tom McKillop, says he is "profoundly sorry" for the bank's financial difficulties. No agreement for US car bail-out US politicians say there is no agreement on a rescue plan to help the crisis-hit "Big Three" carmakers. Oil price goes below $50 a barrel Oil prices have fallen below $50 a barrel amid growing fears over a global recession and lower demand for oil. Recession fears hit stock markets World stockmarkets falter amid growing concerns that the world economy is entering a protracted downturn. Retail sales bring scant comfort Sales on the UK's High Streets fell by a lower-than-expected 0.1% in October, Office for National Statistics figures show. Rolls-Royce plans 2,000 job cuts Aircraft engine maker Rolls-Royce says it plans to cut between 1,500 and 2,000 jobs in 2009, including 140 in the UK. Revenue in new offshore tax trawl Offshore tax dodgers will be facing a second round of investigations by HM Revenue & Customs next year. Santander snubs UK shareholders The giant Spanish bank Santander has excluded 1.8 million UK shareholders from taking part in a new share issue. Mothercare sees its profit double Baby goods retailer Mothercare says it is well-placed for Christmas as strong growth in its international and online business helps boost profits. British teenagers remain optimistic about jobs in face of downturn Most young people are confident of finding a job despite the economic downturn, a survey finds. Shop till you prop up the economy, Taiwan residents told Taiwan's prime minister announces a cash handout for all residents in a bid to try to stave off economic crisis. Broke, not dim Some carmakers struggle while others grow Robert Peston Can the Chancellor Alistair Darling kickstart lending? Discount delight Boost for budget supermarkets as slowdown deepens Douglas Fraser Future of Scotland's newspapers not black or white Bee crisis Collapse of bee colonies could hit the EU economy Yugo gone Serbia's iconic vehicle finally runs out of road UK October budget deficit widens The UK's public sector net borrowing widened by £1.4bn in October ahead of the pre-Budget report, official figures show. Bankers 'scrap' HBOS campaign The two leading bankers who had hoped to stop Lloyds TSB taking over HBOS appear to have abandoned their plan. Russia pushes Ukraine on gas debt Russia demands Ukraine to repay a $2.4bn gas debt, raising fears of a renewed dispute which could disrupt supplies to Europe. Peugeot Citroen cuts 2,700 jobs French car company Peugeot Citroen announces plans to shed 2,700 jobs because of falling demand in Europe. Latvia to seek support from IMF Latvia becomes the second European Union country to seek the International Monetary Fund's help to stabilise its financial system. UK borrowing rise 'is necessary' The government says it is "right to increase borrowing" as figures show public debt rose by £1.4bn last month. Gangmaster has licence revoked A gangmaster at the centre of the biggest human trafficking raid by police in the UK has had its licence revoked. EU reaches deal on farm reforms EU ministers agree to reform farm policy by moving more subsidies away from production and liberalising the dairy market. Mortgage lending picks up Mortgage lending rose by nearly 7% between September and October, figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders show. Downturn hits newspaper profits The Daily Mail's publisher reports a 9% fall in full-year profit, while competitors announce a pay freeze and job cuts. National Grid profit rises in US UK utility National Grid reports a 4% rise in half-year profit and gave a positive forecast. Downturn halts £500m project The future of a £500m development to transform a 150-acre site in Falkirk and create 5,000 new jobs is in doubt. Putin vows to prevent 'collapse' Russia's prime minister vows to prevent another financial "collapse" in the country, referring to the crises in the 1990s. Microsoft ends Yahoo buyout talks Microsoft's boss tells the firm's annual general meeting that it is no longer looking to buy Yahoo. House sales rise as prices fall Property sales rose slightly in October, for the second month in a row, the National Association of Estate Agents says. Premium Bond prize fund is cut The number of Premium Bond prizes is being reduced following the recent cut in the Bank rate to 3%. Bank hints at further rate cuts Expectations of another rate cut rise after the release of minutes from the Bank of England meeting which slashed rates to 3%. Consumer inflation falls to 4.5% Official figures show that UK inflation fell from 5.2% to 4.5% in October, as oil prices and transport costs fell. IMF approves $2.1bn Iceland loan The International Monetary Fund approves a $2.1bn (£1.4bn) loan for Iceland, after its banking system collapsed in October. China fears grow over job losses Beijing says its employment outlook is "grim", amid concerns of increasing social unrest caused by economic problems. Colombian scam suspect extradited Panama extradites a Colombian suspected of running the country's biggest pyramid finance scheme. Coal power plan for nuclear site A new coal-burning power plant is being planned for the site of Hunterston nuclear power station. AstraZeneca axes jobs and plants Anglo-Swedish pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca says it will cut 1,400 jobs by 2013 and close three European factories in a cost-cutting effort. US car bail-out solution sought US politicians are looking for a compromise plan to aid the country's crisis-ridden car industry. Pirated audiobook seller jailed A Derby man who made and sold pirated copies of audiobooks at a cost of more than £1m to the publishing industry is jailed. Robert Peston's blog: Keep up-to-date with the latest business analysis For the latest business analysis Guidelines for financial journalists