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Food, not so glorious food

How changes in world food supply and demand are going to affect you and what you eat.

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Greek exit?

Would a Greek exit from the euro start money flowing from southern to northern Europe?

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Greece and Germany

An adviser to the German government says Greece must stick to the terms of its bailout.

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JP Morgan Chase

Would new US regulations have stopped the trading scandal at JP Morgan Chase?

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Eurozone: what don't we know?

The three things we do know about the eurozone crisis, and the three things we don't.

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Egyptian Election

As Egypt prepares to go to the polls, we assess the economic state of the nation.

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China Slowdown

Could China, once the engine of global growth, be spluttering and threatening to stall?

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Tech innovators

Lesley Curwen speaks to technology innovators at the FiRe conference in California.

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Business Daily: Technology and ethics

What are the rights and wrong of sending robots to war?

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A stronger eurozone?

Whose idea was this single currency anyway? An architect of the euro defends his creation.

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Emerging Markets Growth Pains

Which emerging markets are still emerging? We hear from China, India and Russia.

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Germany and the Eurozone

Where the euro went wrong - a frank assessment from a German who helped design it.

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Can Europe Compete?

Is Europe simply uncompetitive? We ask a former EU commissioner and a Swiss economist.

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Are we doomed?

Bad weather and it's getting worse - Dr Doom provides his economic forecast.

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Occupy Oakland

How high are the levels of anger in America almost four years after the financial crisis

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California's debt

Can California's debt problems be cleared in a land where tax rise is a dirty word?

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The Secret of Apple's success

A former Apple ad exec on how to become the world's favourite gadget-maker.

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Jerry Greenfield on executive pay

A company boss on why bosses get paid too much. And a Greek who's sorry, but not really.

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Housewives tackle the euro crisis

We ask Europe's housewives for their street-level view on the eurozone crisis.

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Spain's bank rescue

Will the eurozone bail-out for Spain's banking system calm fears about the euro's future?

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Skyscraper economics

Are tall buildings a harbinger of global recession?

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Preparing for Eurogeddon

Europe thinks the unthinkable - what happens if the Eurozone splits?

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Greece's Sick Queue

Ahead of the repeat elections, what's the cure for Greece, as pharmacies run out of drugs?

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Burma, the next Asian tiger?

After years of sanctions, could a democratic Burma be emerging as the next tiger economy?

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Germany's next step

Will Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel offer concessions to Greece?

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Google allegations

Allegations that Google has excluded or demoted websites from its internet search.

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Rio realities

Twenty years after the original Earth Summit, why is there so little buzz around Rio?

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You think you are honest? Think again

How we all lie to everyone - especially ourselves.

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Life on the eurozone gravy train

What's it like behind the scenes on the seemingly endless round of eurozone meetings?

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Why are the Chinese so clever?

Can China's classrooms explain its pupils' success - or does the secret lie elsewhere?

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