Philip Delves Broughton

is the author of What they teach you at Harvard Business School, which he wrote whilst completing his MBA. Previously, he served as the New York and Paris correspondent for The Daily Telegraph. He has also written for The Spectator, Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Times.

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How hedge funders were driven to bankruptcy

Philip Delves Broughton reports on Porsche's billion-dollar sting that targetted the hated speculators

First Posted November 5, 2008

Economy: a trillion reasons to be gloomy

From the US to Saudi Arabia, there are no sign of recovery reports Philip Delves Broughton

First Posted October 27, 2008

America enters a new Depression

Forget the stock market’s woes, the real US economy is seriously ill,

First Posted October 15, 2008

Cash was king - now gold is God

Americans are piling into gold as national debt and inflation soar

First Posted October 10, 2008

Bail-out fails under pressure from voters

As global markets plummet, what happens now? Philip Delves Broughton reports from New York

First Posted September 30, 2008

AIG rescue and the Goldman connection

AIG rescue raises questions about Goldman Sachs’ influence, says Philip Delves Broughton

First Posted September 29, 2008

Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley risk losing star traders

Philip Delves Broughton on what the change in status of two top investment banks will mean

First Posted September 22, 2008

Welcome to Wall Street’s cash machine

Hank Paulson’s plan to save the banks could cost a trillion dollars

First Posted September 19, 2008