Views on the news A regular round-up of Guardian readers' views on the hottest news topics of the week
Views on the news: Greek debt crisis and Goldman Sachs Teena Lyons The fallout from the Greek debt crisis, Goldman Sachs's shame and Gordon's gaffe give fuel to comment this week
Views on the news: volcanic eruptions and outbursts over Goldman Sachs Teena Lyons Flight chaos, Ryanair's attitude to compensation and the likelihood of taxing the banks prompted some rich veins of comment this week
Views on the news: Banks still top of the anger hitlist Teena Lyons Banking groups are in the crosshairs for more public ire but at least there's no cigarette price fixing to worry about, oh, hang on …
Views on the news: Did business steal the election limelight? Many bloggers thought they had a go over national insurance but were not convinced that the executives had the public's best interests at heart
Views on the news: A tough crowd to please Teena Lyons This week's stories could be summed-up for the majority with just one thought – pointless
Views on the news: the budget, BA, Byers … and buying cider Teena Lyons Underwhelmed by the budget – though not when it came to cider – readers remained focused on BA strikes and the lobbyist row
Views on the News: BA strikes, unemployment and shopping Looming election or not, politicians should stick to what they know and that means steering well clear of business, warned bloggers
Views on the news: Statistics, snow and sterling stir up a blizzard of vitriol Teena Lyons Readers were riled by everything from the Office for National Statistics to the price of Chateau Petrus
Views on the news: Who is really running Britain? Teena Lyons It could be the money-men, the Bank of England or Tesco according to some of this week's comments
Views on the news: Bankers' bonuses, BA strikes and Bob Geldof moments Teena Lyons Handing out cash to bankers and printing it to save the economy got our readers in the mood for Sir Bob-style outbursts this week
Views on the news: Bankers' pay, praise for budget airlines and other strange phenomena Teena Lyons A full and frank debate about the merits of high remuneration levels in the banking industry kicked off an interesting week. Guy Fawkes ended it
Views on the news: Greece in crisis and Hector Sants bows out at the FSA Teena Lyons A Greek reader questions the wisdom of a European bailout, while others are not sorry to see the departure of the Financial Services Authority's chief executive
Views on the news: Marc Bolland's pay deal and goodbye to quantitative easing Teena Lyons Readers ask how the new boss of M&S will justify his £15m package, and wonder what happened to £200bn pumped into the economy by the Bank of England
Views on the news: Crawling out of recession, Davos and Adam Crozier Teena Lyons As the recession just about finishes, readers raise issues on unemployment, ITV's latest appointment and Davos discussions, as opposed to glasses of bubbly
Views on the news: Cadbury's deal, while Obama takes it to the bank Nibbling away at people this week: Cadbury's deal with Kraft, Obama's desire to tackle big banks, plus a tiff about tax, too
Views on the news: Gas shortages, bonuses, and endowment policies This week it was not just banks that confounded bloggers, it was pretty much every corporate announcement
Views on the news: Iceland's debts, Tory spending, and the high street Debt over Iceland's Icesave bank, shortfalls in the Conservative spending pledges and the record sales of John Lewis sparked this week's big business debates
Views on the news: Forecasts for 2010, bankers, and idle teenagers If a job needs doing, we're probably better off doing it ourselves, was the resounding conclusion to the smattering of business stories around this week
Views on the news: Economic recovery a Christmas joke Christmas and the approaching end of the Noughties put bloggers in a reflective mood this week and the consensus is that the outlook is bleak
Views on the news: BA strikes, jobless figures and death of the chequebook Teena Lyons The now cancelled British Airways strike had commenters working over time this week, while unemployment figures were greeted with scepticism
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