Search
All times are London time
Most Popular Posts
- Macquarie: The 'great unwind' is coming
- The €5.5 trillion unwind
- Further reading
- Britain's top export - drunks
- Turning Japanese? UK house prices
- Further reading
- Lehman's 'mea culpa' letter
- Further reading
- Lunch Wrap
- Preachin' the GDP good news since '78
- Show more...
- Show less...
Blogs we're reading
- 1440 Wall Street
- Abnormal Returns
- Alea
- All About Alpha
- Arbitrage View
- Bespoke Investment Group
- Big Picture
- Brad Setser: Follow the money
- Bronte Capital
- Calculated Risk
- Capital Chronicle
- Capitalist Resistance
- Credit Writedowns
- Crossing Wall Street
- Deal Journal
- Dealbook
- Dealbreaker
- Deus Ex Macchiato
- Felix Salmon
- Financial Armageddon
- Financial Crookery
- Fintag
- Free Exchange
- Infectious Greed
- Information Arbritrage
- Intelligent Mergers
- Interactive Investor
- Jeff Matthews
- Marketbeat
- Naked Capitalism
- Naked Shorts
- Nouriel Roubini
- Paul Wilmott
- Practical Risk Management
- Random Roger
- Reuters DealZone
- Robert Peston
- Short Stories
- Sudden Debt
- The Aleph blog
- The Epicurean Dealmaker
- The Oil Drum
- The price of everything
- Ultimi Barbarorum
- Wallstrip
Classified Jobs
- Finance and Resources Director
- Recruiter: International Accounting Standards
- Director of Finance and Corporate Services
- Recruiter: NSPCC
- Newly Qualified Accountants
- Recruiter: Ernst & Young
- Project Accountant
- Recruiter: Retail/ Private Banking
- Finance Business Partner
- Recruiter: Unilever
- Head of Operational Rigour
- Recruiter: Barclaycard International
- Financial Controller – British Gas Business (ACA, ACCA, CIMA, CPA)
- Recruiter: British Gas Business
- Head of Customer Service - Savings
- Recruiter: Nationwide Building Society
Site Navigation
Principal content
Water, water everywhere…
Yes - FT Alphaville is a victim of global warming. Our data centre has been caught up in the floods affecting middle England. The post below was a touch premature (we were unable earlier to publish fresh content - though you, dear reader, could see the site), but we appear to be back in, functioning at somewhat below full capacity.
Bear with us - and we’ll try to get going on this busy morning for news, albeit it a little belatedly.
And please accept our apologies but as a result of the technical snafu, Markets Live at 11am will be somewhat curtailed today. And Paul Murphy has been dispatched to Gloucestershire, bucket in hand, so Helen Thomas will be standing in, alongside regular Neil Hume.
To all the fans out there, those crazed devotees of Messieurs Murphy and Hume, the dynamic duo will return tomorrow.
- Advertise with the FT
- Press enquiries
- Student offers
- FT Conferences
- FT Research Centre
- Corporate subscriptions
- FT Group
- Partner sites: Chinese FT.com
- Les Echos
- FT Deutschland
- Expansion
- © Copyright The Financial Times Ltd 2007. "FT" and "Financial Times" are trademarks of The Financial Times Ltd. Privacy policy
- Terms
Comments
This post is closed to comments.