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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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An immigration auction?

Nobel laureate Gary Becker argues that the right to move country should be auctioned

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How to win friends and influence people

Why London city traders are taking up courses in 'ultimate violence' to protect themselves

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All change for China's currency?

Is the loss of Chinese jobs a price worth paying to tilt its economy away from exports?

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The Future of Television.

With 900 channels how to choose what to watch? The people shaping the industry tell us.

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A Business Jihad?

The CEO of a huge Malaysian company wants a "business jihad" to lift Islamic economies.

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No Oil. No Gas. No Problem?

Top scientists on how the world can stop using oil totally. Is nuclear the answer?

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Nanny state or caring government?

Should sweet drinks be taxed so we drink less and get healthier? And money and football.

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Advertising in Zimbabwe

One of Zimbabwe's biggest advertising firms says there is still no hope for rapid growth

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The cost of low prices

Should governments put a cap on food and fuel prices to help the poorest in society?

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Is private equity misleading investors?

Has the private equity industry been misleading investors about returns on their money?

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Cars and culture

What cars say about America and the old Soviet Union

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China's disguised bank loans

How China's banks hid the size of their lending, by disguising loans as investments.

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Speculators and commodities

Are commodity prices too low? Is it right and fair for speculators to force them higher?

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Is Europe's social model dead?

Is Europe's social welfare model unaffordable? And, should women show cleavage at work?

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A brutal trade

The US law that tries to stop companies buying minerals which fund conflict and abuse.

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Success in adversity

Why are there so few Muslim companies that make it onto the list of the biggest brands.

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The road to the future?

Business Daily looks at voice control in the car of the future - would you use it?

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Ethical and green?

Green hot air or green cool thought? With: high rises, eco funerals and treadle-mills.

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Power failure in Iraq

Why is Iraq still crippled by power shortages? Plus, safety rules that test our patience

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Do you wanna go 'double-dipping'?

Is America's economy on the slide, heading for a double-dip recession?

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Extreme hospitality

What's in it for the sponsors of one of the most extreme forms of corporate hospitality?

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Brains and emails

Why heavy use of smartphones and computers at work can change our brains

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Austerity lessons from Latvia

Are there lessons for Europe from Latvia's savage austerity cuts?

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Hard times and sacrifices

Does Ireland or Spain have the right approach to making public sector cuts?

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Saving Germany's jobs

Germany's economy is booming and unemployment is falling. Is it thanks to job subsidies?

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How to recreate a career

We talk to Nancy Temple who had a leading role with Enron's auditor, Arthur Andersen.

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Pickled veg versus burgers

We report on the business of food in rural Romania.

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