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China and economy to lead Abe US talks
Japan’s PM looks for backing over monetary policy
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ECB faces US pressure over Iran
Congress targets cross-border bank payments
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China military linked to hacking attacks
PLA unit identified in US cyber security group’s report
Feb 19, 2013
Allen withdraws nomination for Nato post
General tipped to take on US command retire
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Feb 19, 2013
Obama takes aim at ‘meat cleaver’ cuts
Dire warning over danger of $1.2tn budget sequester
Feb 19, 2013
Renewed push on US deficit deal
Bipartisan duo of Simpson and Bowles propose $2.4tn plan
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Feb 19, 2013
Immigration law fallout hits Alabama
Businesses relying on cheap labour struggle
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Feb 19, 2013
Higher US minimum wage makes sense
Republicans must embrace conservative case for pay floor
Feb 18, 2013
US business hits out at ‘Obamacare’ costs
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Feb 18, 2013
Fears at Fed of rate payouts to banks
Potential $50bn windfall should interest rates rise
Feb 17, 2013
US union warns Obama on trade talk tactics
Signal that support from left for any deal not guaranteed
Feb 17, 2013
Republican attacks Obama immigration plan
White House proposal would be ‘dead on arrival’ if sent to Congress
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Feb 17, 2013
Obama is right to resist the Syria hawks
The president’s lack of diplomatic creativity, rather than his sense of caution, is his real Achilles heel
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