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Globish Rules

The rise of English, or 'Globish' as the international language of business.

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Puritanism and profligacy

Is Germany resolutely tackling its budget deficit sensibly or just cutting too far?

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Africa Without Borders: But What About Bumps in the Road?

A new common market opens in East Africa. How it might improve livelihoods?

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Shock and Ore

Steelmakers accuse miners of forcing up prices of their key raw material, iron ore.

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Steady state Japan?

Are Japan's economic troubles driving its young people to leave the country?

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Too gloomy?

Are we too pessimistic? Europe may have an austerity drive, but much of Asia is booming.

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07/07/2010

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

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07/07/2010

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

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08/07/2010

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

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Mick, money and music

Mick Jagger tells the 大象传媒 that artists made big money only from 1970 to 1997. Is he right?

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How high will unemployment go?

The head of the OECD on global joblessness. Plus bombs and business in Pakistan.

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Lobbying Battles

How much have US financial reforms been watered down by effective industry lobbying?

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China's new economy

Can China forge a new economic model, inventing its own hi-tech products?

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A Fistful of Yuan

Does the weakness of China's currency really lead to the loss of American factory jobs?

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Banks Under Pressure

How local politicians who ran regional banks in Spain and Germany took the wrong risks.

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Hard Times: Is Franchising the Answer?

The dos and don'ts of a franchise. And Lucy Kellaway passes a milestone. Plus Gawker.

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Risk of death

How can companies and governments assess life and death risks?

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Dangers in the Dust

The global asbestos industry and the campaign to ban its use on health grounds.

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African corruption

Can the gains of corruption be recovered once the corrupt rulers have gone?

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Banks: Money and Morals.

Niall Ferguson on Siegmund Warburg. What could today's bankers learn from him? Morality?

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Iran: The Business of Revolution.

How did the Revoutionary Guard become a huge economic enterprise? A founder tells us.

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All in the mind

Why do we spend less if we have a big note rather than smaller ones.

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America's Stimulus

America's 787 billion dollar stimulus package, is it working? Steve Evans finds out.

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BP's Chairman Speaks Out

The first interview with Chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg after BP's boardroom shake-up.

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Blood Diamonds, Twitter - And Legal Cannabis.

What to do about alleged violence around a Zimbabwe diamond mine. Plus, pot and Twitter.

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Is the internet best for the young .... and younger?

How do young people drive innovation? And technology insights from Google Ghana's boss.

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Banks, Beaches and Brazilians

Are bankers being wise or just self-interested with the latest plans for banking reform?

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Harvard MBAs - arrogant and immoral?

The Dean of Harvard Business School refutes charges it helped to cause the credit crisis.

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Tax is good!

Why a smile is bringing in more revenue for tax collectors in Sierra Leone

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Networking: Is it what you know or who you know?

New and old ways to meet people, from Freemasons to Facebook plus speed networking

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