| The Independent 1999 Michael Harrison |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Another day, another windfall, as the AA sells up and its members cash in.(Automobile Association) | Retail industry | Diane Coyle, Michael Harrison |
| Ayling banks on revamped fleet to fly out of trouble.(British Airways Chief Executive Bob Ayling) | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| BMW to invest 3.3bn pounds sterling in Rover over five years. | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| Brown gives carrots for enterprise and takes a stick to benefit fraud.(Pre-Budget Report)(United Kingdom Chancellor Gordon Brown) | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| Byers' enterprise initiatives come under attack.(United Kingdom Secretary of State for Trade and Industry Stephen Byers) | Retail industry | Philip Thornton, Michael Harrison |
| Byers pledges aid for Longbridge.(United Kingdom Secretary of State for Trade and Industry Stephen Byers promises help to keep Rover's Longbridge plant open) | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| Dispute dims power's big day.(United Kingdom gas and electricity markets opened to full competition) | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| Double boost for Channel Tunnel.(Eurostar sees rise in passenger revenues and Eurotunnel fights against threatened loss of duty-free sales) | Retail industry | Philip Thornton, Michael Harrison |
| Driving forward to the Big Six.(prospects for consolidation in car industry) | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| Greed is good - official.(United Kingdom Secretary of State for Trade and Industry Stephen Byers defends high salaries for top executives) | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| Half of all homes need replacing.(cost of rebuilding Kosovo, Yugoslavia) | Retail industry | David Usborne, Michael Harrison |
| Having a One2One with the market.(flotation of One2One) | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| Heathrow, we have a problem: can Bob Ayling put the wheels back on British Airways?(Business Review) | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| ICL stumbles on Pathway to hell.(Pathway scheme to computerize social security benefit payments in United Kingdom may be abandoned) | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| Merger mania won't go away.(prospects for 1999 in defence, pharmaceuticals, telecommunications, information technology, retail and utilities) | Retail industry | Nigel Cope, Michael Harrison, Peter Thal Larsen, Francesco Guerrera |
| Mission impossible.(Business Review)(includes corporate history)(Airbus Industrie)(Company Profile) | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| Murdoch's assault opens pay-TV battle.(impact of promotional work by BSkyB) | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| New Euro telecoms giant faces a daunting struggle.(planned merger of Deutsche Telekom and Telecom Italia) | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| Nissan, once leading invader of the West's car markets, sacks 21,000 in desperate bid to survive. | Retail industry | Michael Harrison, Paul Lee |
| Old flame, new fire.(Business Review)(strong growth at Centrica) | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| Rail industry faces uncertain future as Paddington crash puts operators in dock. | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| Railtrack faces a turning point.(Business Review)(Chief Executive Gerald Corbett)(Company Profile) | Retail industry | Philip Thornton, Michael Harrison |
| Renault set to take 2.6bn pounds sterling stake in troubled Nissan. | Retail industry | John Lichfield, Michael Harrison, Paul Lee |
| Rover bets the company on the new, all-British 75 model. | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| Runaway growth at Stansted airport. | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| Tabloid hard man sees his dreams die in the Mirror.(likely departure of Mirror Group Chief Executive David Montgomery) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan, Michael Harrison |
| The cat that got the cream.(Business Review)(Jaguar) | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| The man spending GEC's 6bn pounds sterling.(Business Review)(General Electric Co Chief Executive George Simpson focuses on acquisitions)(Company Profile) | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| 'UK first' deal that could set Europe at war.(reactions to British Aerospace's purchase of GEC's Marconi defence electronics division) | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
| War declared with withering attack on NatWest.(includes profiles of Bank of Scotland Chief Executive Peter Burt and National Westminster Bank Chief Executive Derek Wanless)(Bank of Scotland seeks to take over National Westminster Bank) | Retail industry | Michael Harrison |
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