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12/08/2014
The daily drama of money and work from the ´óÏó´«Ã½.
The Cost of California's Drought
Eighty per cent of California is officially in extreme drought - hitting farmers hard
13/08/2014
Can European Football Learn from the NFL?
We herald the new European football season with a good hard look at its finances
14/08/2014
Panama Canal 100 Years On
The iconic waterway's importance for global trade and the Panamanian economy
US Public Debt
Public debt levels are almost twice what they were at the start of the financial crisis
18/08/2014
Merger Mania
2014 is on track to be the biggest year for mergers and acquisitions in a decade
19/08/2014
The Countries Hardest Hit by the Eurozone Crisis
A health-check for Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain, the so-called PIIGS
20/08/2014
Can Money Fix a Problem?
How financial firms deal with lawsuits, and should central banks just give us all cash?
21/08/2014
Making Movies
As film audiences become increasingly global, how is Hollywood adapting?
Traffic Jams
How much do traffic jams cost an economy?
25/08/2014
Norway - Blessed by Oil?
Norway - how has it evaded the resources curse that afflicts most oil-rich nations?
26/08/2014
Sweden - a Bit Too Equal?
Sweden's social model, with its high taxes and benefits, is not without its critics
27/08/2014
Malaysia Airlines - After the Crashes
MH370 and MH17 - how big a blow are they to the airline's commercial prospects?
28/08/2014
Climate Change: Obama's Plan B
Why the US is pushing a voluntary international agreement on global warming
Bringing Russia to Heel
As Europe considers fresh sanctions against Russia, we ask what will and won't work?
01/09/2014
Draghi's Next Move?
Markets hope the ECB will pump new rescue money into Eurozone economies, but will it?
02/09/2014
Future Computers
The microscopic technology at the heart of the computers of the future
03/09/2014
Quantitative Easing: Why Germany Doesn't Like It
Why German European Central Bank board members are no fans of quantitative easing