Pub owner's credit crunch losses
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Mitchells & Butlers, owner of All Bar One and Harvester, loses Â£274m linked to a failed spin-off of property assets.
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Some savers who lost out following the collapse of Farepak are turning to doorstep lenders, the BBC learns.
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As firms do the real math, losses related to mortgages could pile up.
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Shares in Regent Inns have plunged more than 20 percent after the bar and comedy clubs operator delayed its annual results, saying it had breached procedures set out in its bank loans.
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Business & money: Â· Angry shareholders fail to block remuneration policy Â· Â£20m cap on individual rewards is removed
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Business & money: Building society damaged by the sub-prime mortgage crisis in the US and other one-off charges
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PUBS group JD Wetherspoon today said a sales slowdown in the second half had taken the fizz out of its annual profits. The city centre pub and bar operator, which runs around 650 outlets including The Standing
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Capital One Financial Corp,  a credit card issuer and banking company, posted a third quarter net loss, hurt by charges from shutting down its GreenPoint Mortgage business.
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Business & money: An emergency loan of Â£1.6bn and speculation about the sub-prime fallout have rocked the bank.
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Reports suggest Punch Taverns has made an offer to buy troubled pub chain rival Mitchells & Butlers.
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Small bars and rural pubs face closure under a new licensing scheme which will quadruple fees,  it is warned.
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Punch Taverns has reinforced its position as Britain&#39;s second-largest pubs operator, adding another 1,000 outlets in a deal worth 335 million pounds including debt.
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HBOS , Britain's biggest  mortgage lender, said profits are on track to rise 4 percent  this year but it will take a 180 million pound ($367.7 million)  hit on the value of assets due to the credit crunch, which will  also hurt margins.
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MILWAUKEE --Tap it, don't scrap it. With metal prices rising, beer makers say they expect to lose hundreds of thousands of kegs and millions of dollars this year as those stainless steel holders of brew are stolen and sold for scrap.
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Business & money: Biggest share falls since height of credit crunch after US bank's $18bn write-off and Rock uncertainty grows
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Iranian-born businessman Robert Tchenguiz's purchase of 364 pubs is a telling sign that the sector, formerly the closed domain of brewers, now tempts investors more interested in rental profits than pints.
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Credit markets took another hit as the Bank of England bailed out Britain's biggest casualty so far in the global credit crunch while policymakers differed over the best way to restore liquidity to money markets.