Savings, credit cards, mortgages - internet-based financial services company Egg is all about money. For FD Stracey Cartwright that means acquiring new customers at £25 a head, justifying a marketing spend of £50m to analysts, and, most of all, turning dotcom losses into break-even by the last quarter of the year.
The amount of laundering is now so huge - the International Monetary Fund estimates it at between 2% and 5% of world GDP - that thousands of businesses could be harbouring dirty money without realising it.
First-quarter GDP growth and earnings reports in the US weren't good - and markets are still relying on their monthly fix of lower interest rates from Alan Greenspan.
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