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Banking on a crisis?

Are governments about to cause a fresh European banking crisis?

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Treasure in the Wilderness

What treasure lies beneath the melting Arctic ice cap?

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African Dreams

Can Africa move beyond what it grows and digs from its own soil?

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Digesting the Cost of Food

Is another hike in the cost of food working its way through the system?

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Money money money

Is a financially divided society a successful one?

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The rise of the machines

Are computers increasing the risk of a big stock market crash?

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Young, talented and unemployable

Business Daily takes a look at what young people need to do to get work in tough times

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Two bittersweet national anniversaries

Two nations celebrate anniversaries. But why do Nigeria and Germany still harbour regrets?

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The business of Africa

The challenges and opportunities of doing business in Africa

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Down on the Farm

The rights and wrongs of global agricultural investment examined.

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Bailout blues

After two years the $700 billion Tarp is winding down; but how well did it do its job?

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China's Challenges

How can China grow, consume less energy and support its elderly poor?

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Entrepreneurialism: Nurture or nature?

What does it take to be an successful entrepreneur? Is it taught or simply in the blood?

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Migration in Hard Times

Would you consider migrating because of the recession? How rich nations are losing talent.

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Deep Dirty and Dangerous

Who will make the world's mines safe?

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Come Fly With Me

How can the global airline industry survive?

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Global Imbalances

Is a global currency war getting closer?

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The future of flying

The future according to Airbus: greener planes with mood lighting and a Zen atmosphere

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A gathering storm?

Hedge fund manager, Lee Robinson warns of a gathering storm in financial markets.

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The big idea

Economist Hernando de Soto says giving land rights to the poor can kick-start economies

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BP claims concerns

Ken Feinberg, compensation czar for the BP oil-spill, says many claims are undocumented

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Re-wiring the future

Siemens boss Peter L枚scher talks about how 'a smart grid' can save power

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How will the axe fall?

How will the cuts in British government spending affect the economy?

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Germany bounces back

Why is Germany's economy doing better than that of its rivals?

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Foreclosure flaws

The growing scandal of how Americans lost their homes on the basis of false paperwork

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Louisiana oilman blues

Gloom among Louisiana oil firms, plus heady optimism from business professor Srikumar Rao

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Middle class angst

Does America's middle class feel worst hit by recession, and is market research bunkum?

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Road to recovery?

More than $80 billion later, was last year's US car bail-out worth all the cash?

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Quantitative easing

Will America's central bank use quantitative easing to pump new money into the economy?

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Stimulus, mid-terms and China

What has the $800 billion stimulus money actually done?

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