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Is the IMF going soft?

The IMF seems to be more aware of social unrest from imposing austerity. What's changed?

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In the Picture - but who owns the image?

Photographers of famous pictures find them pirated on t-shirts. What should the law do?

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Britain's Deficit

Is Britain the next Greece? Businessman Jon Moulton says the UK's economy is in danger.

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It's a Riot!

When does discontent turn to a riot? Maybe not when times are at their worst.

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Technology and Repression

Should western companies supply repressive regimes with ways to control the internet?

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UK Election 2010: Wales - No Singing in the Valleys

Steve Evans reports from his home area. An Indian remakes steel and jobs leave the valley.

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UK Election 2010: Jobs Up North

Lesley Curwen reports on jobs and the UK election, from her home town in northern England.

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Hollywood Futures

Could financial reform upset plans for a futures market in Hollywood box office takings?

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Tanzania's Economy

Andrew Walker reports from Tanzania on how it has coped with the global recession.

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Defaulting on Debt

Could countries default on their bonds? Is this the next phase of the credit crisis?

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11/05/2010

The daily drama of money and work from the 大象传媒.

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Asian American Success

Why do Asian American children do so well at college? Is it cultural or just hard work?

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Pie in the Sky?

The future of cloud computing. What will it cost? Steve Evans reports from California.

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Living Pictures

Steve Evans reports from California on the future of computer graphics.

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China's Property Appetite

Does the huge demand for property in China mean a bubble is developing in the market?

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What Turkey Did Next

Turkey faced economic disaster 10 years ago, so how has it turned itself around?

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19/05/2010

The daily drama of money and work from the 大象传媒.

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Why does Greece matter?

Greeks are upset by Greek government cuts but why should the rest of us take notice?

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Women engineers and Greece

Three women computer engineers tell us how they bucked the male trend in their industry.

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Not banking on the banks

The banks have blown it. Are person to person loans the future?

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Controlling the internet

Governments and companies want to control the net. Is it the end of web freedom?

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The Euro Crisis

European Commissioner Olli Rehn warns welfare safety nets could be put at risk.

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Keeping banks sound - a radical proposal.

How keen-eyed customers could keep banks in order. And Puffin Books at 70.

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China and the Euro

How trade between China and Europe is being affected by the euro crisis.

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Business Books

Do business books really hold the secret to success? or are they only good for a laugh?

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The Cost of Corruption

The man who fought corruption in Nigeria and was forced to flee, says he plans to return.

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Rubber Farms and Roadblocks

Steve Evans reports from a bus in the Ivory Coast.

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Ghana's Oil Boom

Steve Evans reports from Ghana on the benefits and pitfalls of the country's oil boom.

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Mining in Liberia

Why are big mining firms willing to spend huge sums on railways in Africa?

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The BP Backlash

The knock-on effect on other oil companies of BP's disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.

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