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Terry Murden: Bank restructuring kicks off in atmosphere of political vengeance THE new shape of British banking could begin to emerge this week with a record rights issue on the cards, and plans for some radical changes of ownership.

Teresa Hunter: Driven crazy by nonsense banking reforms THIS government's relationship with the banking industry becomes more like Edward Lear's Miss Maniac by the day.

Douglas Hunter: Take care when it comes to paying for costs of elderly SCOTLAND'S elderly population is rising fast. Official statistics reveal the population of pensionable age will have grown by nearly a third to 1.34 million from an overall population of 5.54 million by 2033.

Michelle Rodger: Stay on top of your business, not in the thick of it WORKING in your business, rather than on it, is the most difficult challenge facing entrepreneurs. The age-old problem has been compounded by the recent economic climate, with many business owners taking the decision to cut back and retrench to wait

Teresa Hunter: Painful decisions must be taken to pay debts

Michelle Rodger: Put that grumpy boss at ease with military precision

Gerry Kay: Tighter controls must not hinder proper lenders

Alan Steel: History tells us Generation Y will come up with the goods

Teresa Hunter: Watchdogs may net a haul of unfair tactics

Rosemary Gallagher: Watchdog's scrutiny means there are no guarantees over future of Lloyds

Terry Murden : Scotland risks losing the power game

Michelle Rodger: A pizza the action with less of the risk

Teresa Hunter: Boy George's tune sounds a lot like Labour's

Bill Jamieson: Vision of the recovery begins to blur

Move to plug the holes in mortgage umbrella

Good times are rolling again for corporate bonds

Terry Murden: Dearth of Scots listed companies a worrying sign

Bill Jamieson: Here's hoping recovery continues

Teresa Hunter: Are bank chiefs immune from punishment?

Michelle Rodger: Focus on customers and staff if you're going for growth

Bill Jamieson: Mervyn King may have a point about the advantages of a falling currency but serious risks are inherent too

Teresa Hunter: New pensions a personal insult for employees

Michelle Rodger: The quickest way to raise your online profile is to start a blog

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