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The big idea

Economist Hernando de Soto says giving land rights to the poor can kick-start economies

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BP claims concerns

Ken Feinberg, compensation czar for the BP oil-spill, says many claims are undocumented

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Re-wiring the future

Siemens boss Peter L枚scher talks about how 'a smart grid' can save power

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How will the axe fall?

How will the cuts in British government spending affect the economy?

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Germany bounces back

Why is Germany's economy doing better than that of its rivals?

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Foreclosure flaws

The growing scandal of how Americans lost their homes on the basis of false paperwork

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Louisiana oilman blues

Gloom among Louisiana oil firms, plus heady optimism from business professor Srikumar Rao

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Middle class angst

Does America's middle class feel worst hit by recession, and is market research bunkum?

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Road to recovery?

More than $80 billion later, was last year's US car bail-out worth all the cash?

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Quantitative easing

Will America's central bank use quantitative easing to pump new money into the economy?

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Stimulus, mid-terms and China

What has the $800 billion stimulus money actually done?

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Cost of Pakistan floods

Entrepreneur James Caan says the cost of rebuilding Pakistan is far larger than expected

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Africa for sale

Sierra Leone's President tells us why he's opening all doors to foreign investment.

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Burma and Ireland finances

Where's the money coming from to keep the Burmese military in power?

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05/11/2010

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

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05/11/2010

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

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05/11/2010

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

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Global currency wars?

Is the world edging towards a trade war over exchange rates? If so, why?

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08/11/2010

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

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Basel III doubters

Will the Basel III bank reforms keep the world safe? Plus, China's view on currency wars.

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What do summits achieve?

As world leaders collect for another contentious summit, we ask what do G20s achieve?

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G20 currency wars

Andrew Walker reports from Seoul on currency wars, plus, are G20 nations protectionist?

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Soaring gold prices

As gold prices hit record highs, is the bubble about to pop? Plus why we trust banknotes

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High cotton prices

The impact of high cotton prices, plus is it acceptable to eat breakfast at your desk?

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The Kilkenomics festival

Comedy and misery from Ireland's Kilkenomics festival. Plus, has Greek austerity worked?

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China's empty homes

China's ghost towns full of empty homes, plus why humans will lose money to gain revenge

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Tax avoidance

We investigate the practice of double dipping, which has nothing to do with the recession.

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Offshore financial centres

How big companies channel money into low-tax nations such as Ireland, to boost profits

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Ireland's bailout

What does Ireland's bailout mean for the eurozone? Plus, rebels against red tape.

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Conflict minerals

Evidence linking mineral mining with armed groups in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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