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Bundesbank inflation doctrine

Former Bundesbank President Helmut Schlesinger, on why inflation is a real threat.

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Egypt's economic grievances

Poverty, high food prices and corruption: the economic reasons behind Egypt's unrest

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Outsourcing in hard times

Is the outsourcing industry the only winner when it comes to government austerity cuts?

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Electric cars

Will high oil prices make electric cars more attractive? Justin Rowlatt takes to the wheel

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Middle classes

How middle classes grow in Indonesia and shrink in the US: plus alpha women and marriage

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German China trade

Why German firms are wary of doing deals with Chinese?

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Egypt business cost

We measure the cost of Egypt's upheaval. And are smart phones getting too smart?

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Germany's lack of women bosses

Germany's only top female CEO reflects on life in a male-only boardroom

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Ukraine's economy

Ukraine's President Viktor Yanukovych talks about business conditions and corruption

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Not for profit

The new American law that allows companies not to make a profit.

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Egyptian army business

How the business interests of Egypt's military leaders may have influenced events there.

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Global food prices

How governments can tackle rising food prices plus, new plant proteins to improve diets.

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Is Hollywood doomed?

Business Daily asks if it is time to say goodnight to the City of Dreams.

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Egypt's economic future

Strikes and protests in Egypt are stopping economic life getting back to normal

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21/02/2011

The daily drama of money and work from the 麻豆约拍.

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Geithner on China

US Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner talks about China's currency and America's deficit.

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Libya's oil

How the chaos in Libya could affect world oil prices, plus, fashion and the economy.

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Mubarak's millions

On the trail of the Mubarak millions. Where are the former leader's assets held?

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Indra Nooyi and Pepsico

Pepsico boss Indra Nooyi talks about commodity prices, revolutions, and her grandfather

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Alabama's sewer debts

The story of swaps and bonds, bribery and near-bankruptcy in America's deep south.

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Calcutta's strike culture

Are strikes and political instability in Calcutta ruining the city's economic prospects?

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01/03/2011

The daily drama of money and work from the 麻豆约拍.

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A Sputnik moment for the US?

Does the rise of China represent another Sputnik moment for America?

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Portugal's economy

Will Portugal follow Ireland and Greece as the next eurozone nation to need a bail-out?

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OPEC and revolution

Do security firms benefit from revolution? Plus an ex-Opec chief on oil production.

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Microfinance and Impact Investment

Impact investment aims to be the successor to microfinance, but will it work?

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Online publishing and industrial espionage

Why the move to online publishing is costing jobs. Plus, a look at industrial espionage

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China goes green

We examine the carbon footprint of the world's biggest polluter. Can China go green?

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Piracy and the IMO

Are pirate attacks escalating out of control? We challenge the UN body responsible.

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Chanos and bankrupt states

Hedge fund manager Jim Chanos warns of trouble ahead in the US municipal bond market

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