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Jan 22, 2013
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Jan 21, 2013
America’s debt dilemma: A looming crisis
In the first of a series, Robin Harding examines the fiscal challenges that will shape the US in the 21st century
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Jan 20, 2013
Europe: An uneven entente
France must contend with Germany’s growing predominance and its differing vision for European integration
- Joachim Bitterlich Berlin-Paris relationship reset
- François Heisbourg Union at Europe’s heart is frayed
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Jan 18, 2013
Technology: Desperately seeking data
Facebook and Google are racing to find new and useful information – then control the way we look for it
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Jan 17, 2013
Education: From blackboard to keyboard
Higher education online courses are growing in popularity but their business model is uncertain
- iBooks Not so many Apples for teacher
- Editorial University dot com
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Jan 16, 2013
Europe: In search of a new deal for Britain
In his speech, David Cameron must appeal to Conservative hardliners and European leaders
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Jan 15, 2013
FT interview: Mariano Rajoy
Spanish PM insists his reform programme will begin to bear fruit this year
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Jan 14, 2013
Rating agencies: Outlook unchanged
Criticised for their role in the crisis, the big three actors were expected to reform – but their efforts have come unstuck
- Issuer payment model resistant to reform
- In depth Rating agencies
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Jan 13, 2013
Taxation: Unsafe offshore
Governments want to close tax loopholes but risk scaring off big foreign investors
- Analysis After 80 years, unitary tax dream lives on
- Christopher Caldwell Tax, hypocrisy and France’s Socialists
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Jan 11, 2013
Paul Jacobs: smartphone king
The Qualcomm chief has played a key role in the rise of the device, writes Chris Nuttall
Jan 11, 2013
China: Speech breaks out
Responding to calls for greater freedom of speech could remove vital pillar of Communist party’s power
Jan 10, 2013
Energy: Trial by oil
A clutch of African nations are determined not to repeat Nigeria’s mistakes in dealing with hydrocarbon wealth
Jan 8, 2013
Companies: The rise of the zombie
Groups propped up by state-backed credit can spend all their cash servicing debt rather than investing
Jan 7, 2013
Brazil: Consumer rhythm
Cracks are appearing in the economy but business leaders’ faith in the spending frenzy remains unshaken
Jan 6, 2013
Ireland: Away from the pulpit
The Irish are wrestling with a social change fuelled by rapid immigration and a growing questioning of the Catholic church
Jan 4, 2013
India: A flicker of hope
Protests against last month’s fatal sex attack have forced Delhi to respond to male violence
Jan 3, 2013
Cerebral circuitry
Researchers are focusing on whether gadgets are changing how our brains work as regards empathy and human interaction
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