A to Z of the Sunday newspapers
Here's our summary of what the Sunday papers are reporting from the world of finance and business
Observer
Football
The football boom that has seen English clubs fall to foreign predators for hundreds of millions and transfer spending go through the roof could soon turn to bust, warns Brian Quinn, chairman of Celtic and a former deputy governor of the Bank of England.
Lloyd's of London
Lloyd's of London has come under severe criticism for its role in the insurance of infrastructure vital to the economic wellbeing of Burma's repressive military dictatorship.
Northern Rock
Northern Rock's accountant PricewaterhouseCoopers is facing accusations of a damaging conflict of interest after it emerged that it earned bigger fees for helping the crisis-hit lender to sell on its loans, and borrow funds in the wholesale markets, than for auditing the business.
Private Equity
Businesses are mounting a frantic lobbying effort to ensure they are not caught up in the closure of private equity tax loopholes expected to be unveiled next month.
Tesco
Tesco is to sell clothes over the internet for the first time - with 150 lines from this autumn - it will announce this week.
Sunday Times
BP
BP has launched a search for a new chairman in a move that will draw a line under the turmoil that has engulfed the British oil giant for two years.
Northern Rock
Northern Rock bondholders are to meet this week in a bid to ensure the stricken mortgage bank is not sold off cheaply.
Wagamama
The Japanese noodle restaurant chain Wagamama, owned by Lion Capital, the private-equity firm behind Weetabix and Kettle Crisps, is preparing a £200m-plus flotation.
Sunday Telegraph
Emap
Phil Riley, the former chief executive of Chrysalis Radio, is fronting a private equity bid for Emap's £400m radio stations.
Erinaceous
Vincent Tchenguiz, the entrepreneur behind Consensus Business Group, is working on plans for a possible break-up of Erinaceous, the ailing property services group that breached some of its banking covenants last week.
Northern Rock
reasury officials have given the green light for two American hedge funds to enter takeover talks with Northern Rock's board this week.
Tesco
Britain's biggest supermarket is expected to report its slowest quarter of domestic sales growth since 2000 this week when it unveils its half-year results.
Independent on Sunday
All Leisure
Roger Allard, the colourful head of All Leisure, the cruising company, is set to pocket more than £10m from the £110m listing of the group on AIM tomorrow, just a decade after he bought the company for a token £1.
Northern Rock
Northern Rock savers were forced to pay more than £100m in penalty charges to close their accounts instantly when the £2bn run on the beleaguered bank began earlier this month.
Sunday Express
Northern Rock
Fears are growing that an attempt to sell the beleaguered bank intact may be doomed.
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