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"Eat the Data": three words that spell trouble for the coalition

The recession is only now becoming close and personal.

Real Madrid top Europe’s "Money League"

A total of six English clubs make up the top 20 but Spanish giants remain in pole position.
Real Madrid top Europe’s

Two and a half cheers for Bill Gates

To tackle neglected tropical diseases we need a far more collaborative and flexible approach.
Two and a half cheers for Bill Gates

Facebook set for stock market floatation

Social networking site unveils plans for $5bn IPO.
Facebook set for stock market floatation

Explaining rising income inequality

Or, how to get paid a bonus for not doing your job.
Explaining rising income inequality
LinkedIn attracts 14 million new members during Q4

LinkedIn attracts 14 million new members during Q4

Social network now boasts 145 million users as revenue doubles.

John Lewis Partnership weekly sales up by 10 per cent

John Lewis Partnership weekly sales up by 10 per cent

Stores reported sales of £52.46m for the first week of February.

Why Bob Diamond's bonus is a legitimate target

Why Bob Diamond's bonus is a legitimate target

Don't believe he myth that Barclays didn’t benefit from state support.

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PepsiCo plans job cuts despite revenue surge

PepsiCo plans job cuts despite revenue surge

Drinks company plans to cut 8,700 jobs, or about 3 per cent of its workforce.

Real Madrid top Europe’s

Real Madrid top Europe’s "Money League"

A total of six English clubs make up the top 20 but Spanish giants remain in pole position.

The lesson Cameron needs to learn from Birgitte Nyborg

The lesson Cameron needs to learn from Birgitte Nyborg

Our Scandinavian friends have much to teach us.

Chart of the day: the spectre of deflation

Chart of the day: the spectre of deflation

Why the Bank of England is troubled by falling prices.

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"Eat the Data": three words that spell trouble for the coalition

The recession is only now becoming close and personal.

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Cameron flirts with boardroom quotas

Cameron flirts with boardroom quotas

PM says he "won't rule out" legal targets for women in the boardroom.

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Leader: In praise of Robert Skidelsky

A reminder of what we owe to that "embattled minority" of Keynesian economists.

Osborne's failure

The verdict is in – the Chancellor’s austerity measures have failed

Knighthood row

The Fred Goodwin knighthood row

Don't be fooled

Don't be fooled by the employment increase

The tide turns

The consensus is turning against austerity

Cameron is vague

Cameron's hollow speech on

Here to stay?

Tories abandon plans to abolish 50p tax rate --  for now

Misleading report

The right tries to blame youth unemployment on immigration -- again

Defends Euro

2012 will not be the end of the Euro, says IMF's Christine Lagarde
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