Monday Papers: tips and comment

FT Lex Comment:

* US litigation -- a regulatory reform bill might make it easier for foreign investors, in foreign companies, on foreign exchanges, to seek compensation in the US

* Output gaps -- it is almost impossible to measure an output gap with any accuracy. So how on earth doe you measure an economy's potential?

* Utility players -- Warren Buffett's pending $26 billion buy-out of railroad Burlington Northern Santa Fe is yet another sign that we have entered a low-return world.

Other comment:

* Business feels loss of development agencies (p.3)

* Recession sees growth in fast-food outlets (p.4)

* Interview John Tiner, chief executive Resolution (p.16)

* Tony Jackson: beware the red light of consumer price indices (p.20)

* Interview Hirander Misra, chief operating officer Chi-X (p.20)

FTfm:

* Gold rush hits prime property (p.1)

* Mixed picture on property funds (p.2)

* Face to face with Roger Bartley of Legal & General Investment Management (p.4)

* Hedge fund bears throw in the towel (p.8)

* Fund focus: Invesco Perpetual Asian Fund (p.12)

THE TIMES

* Business big shot: Mark Price,managing director Waitrose

* Barclay Bros plan to bring Woolworths back to the high street

* America dreams of a flat Christmas on Main Street

* EADS executives try to overturn wachdog ruling

* Vodafone tries out premium path tariff

* Monday Manifesto: Ian Powell of PricewaterhouseCoopers

DAILY TELEGRAPH

* Comment: The high street is surprisingly defying the gloomsters, but for how long?

* Andrew Dismore, a member of the Commons committee covering the conduct of MPs' claimed £34,000 in second home expenses for a west-London flat which housed his girl friend's homeopathy surgery

* Utilities face rights issues and dividend cuts

* Scottish & newcastle ditches beer ties in bid to drawn in tenants

* Interview Lord Turner, FSA chairman

* Commodities: time to join the nuclear bandwagon

THE INDPENDENT

Small Talk:

* Avia Health Information a boost to AIM -- Modern Water taps demand in Middle East -- Brainspark behind Italy's £200 million theme park

Other comment:

* Expect Britvic's results to be full of fizz

THE GUARDIAN

*Britain could lose thousands of potential jobs as £10.3 billion nuclear contract goes to US

* Amazon's elves get set for Cyber Monday

DAILY EXPRESS

Investment Analyst:

* GKN is now looking a good bet for risk-takers

AIM Market:

* Asian Plantations' burning ambition

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