Capitalism: an outdated model?

Latest update: 17/09/2008

- capitalism - Federal Reserve - financial crisis - Lehman Brothers - subprime crisis

Lehman Brothers are the first victims of the financial crisis not to be saved by national banks, which have been injecting money into the markets. Is it time to revamp the banking system?

THE TALK OF PARIS

Pascal Lamy, Director-General of the WTO
THE TALK OF PARIS

Hans-Gert Pöttering, president of the European Parliament
TALK OF PARIS

ECB: No US-style bailout plan for Europe
FINANCIAL CRISIS

Global capitalism on the brink?
THE INTERVIEW

Andrew Ross Sorkin, author of 'Too Big to Fail'
FINANCIAL CRISIS

Lehman bank collapse: one year on
THE BUSINESS INTERVIEW

Edmund Phelps, Nobel Prize laureate in Economics
THE WEEK IN THE AMERICAS

Mexico: Vigilante villagers defy drug gangs
THE INTERVIEW

Thierry Philipponnat, Secretary-General of Finance Watch
USA

Bank of America to pay record amount in civil suit
TALKING EUROPE

'Indignant' movement: can it make a difference?
THE INTERVIEW

Marc Roche, correspondent for 'Le Monde', London
USA

US markets rally at close after volatile session
USA

Lehman Brothers' collapse, two years on
USA

Fed pledges more stimulus spending, says recovery slow
UNITED STATES

Wall Street regulators target nine major financial firms
THE BUSINESS INTERVIEW

Larry McDonald, Former VP at Lehman Brothers, Managing Director at Pangea Capital Management
TOP STORY

Forbes Rich List: who's got the biggest slice?
TOP STORY

Michel Barnier: a threat to London?
BANKING

British banks agree to G20 bonus curbs

- capitalism - Federal Reserve - financial crisis - Lehman Brothers - subprime crisis

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