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IMF credibility

Has the IMF lost credibility by following Europe's lead in the Greek bailout?

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Sharing the Greek debt burden

What will the private institutions who lent money to Greece do to help the country now?

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Murdoch's media meltdown

Will closing Britain's most popular newpaper solve Murdoch's global empire crisis?

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Why the East needs to stop looking West

Why developing economies can't rely on the West to power their growth any more

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Are Europe's politicians too polite?

The real defect that led to Europe's debt crisis: politeness

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Does the head or the heart rule in business?

Are business school graduates or gut instincts the best guide to dealing with a crisis?

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The Euro Mess

As austerity hits ever more people in Europe, should lenders also feel some pain?

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Do you have what it takes to be a CEO?

What makes a CEO tick and how do you get to be one?

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Naked finance

The financial incentives which may make eurozone disaster more, not less, likely

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The unhappiness of being Greek

Does the Greek national character help explain the nature of the country's debt crisis?

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End of empire for Rupert Murdoch?

Are Rupert Murdoch's days as one of the world's most powerful media moguls over?

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UN FAO head speaks out

With famine declared in Somalia, an extraordinary interview with the new head of the FAO

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Euro Rescued?

Following the latest bail-out deal, we ask if the euro is now secure.

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Synthetic ETFs

Does a new breed of complex financial products pose a risk to global financial stability?

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No programme due to industrial action

There is no programme today because of industrial action at the 蜜芽传媒

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US debt ceiling

As the US debt talks are stuck in deadlock, how worrying is America's deficit?

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PIMCO on bonds

The world's biggest bond investor talks about the debt crises in Europe and America.

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Iceland's Lessons for the Eurozone

Justin Rowlatt reports from Iceland three years after its banks went bust.

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China luxury goods

Can home-grown Chinese companies build brands which enchant their own wealthy shoppers?

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Raising taxes

Is raising taxes the most efficient, though unpopular, way to tackle government deficits?

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US credit rating

Standard and Poor's says America's world beating credit rating is under threat

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World Trade

Does the world need a new global trade deal? Plus, marriage patterns and economics

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The Buildings We Work In

Lesley Curwen explores the buildings we work in, from the low to the high rise

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Growing debt fears

How worried should we be about the financial turmoil which has engulfed the markets?

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Germany's credit rating

Could Germany lose its top-notch credit rating if it has to fund yet more big bailouts?

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US double dip?

Can America cut its debt mountain without falling into a double-dip recession?

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Irrational markets?

Are the financial markets behaving rationally? Plus, the decline in happiness at work

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The Euro In The Year 2020

Take a ride on the Business Daily time machine to look at three visions for the eurozone

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Politicians and markets

Have financial markets lost faith in politicians' ability to handle their economies?

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Nigeria's new finance minister: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala

Nigeria's new finance minister says she has been threatened by 'vested interests'

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