Sarkozy hits back at corruption probe
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has hit back angrily at court accusations against him of corruption, denying breaking any laws and alleging political manipulation...
Airbus calls for more ECB action
Fabrice Brégier, chief executive of Airbus's passenger jet business, calls for the European Central Bank to do more to help Europe's exporters through a...
ECB: battling devaluation and asset bubbles
The European Central Bank last month unveiled measures to kick-start the eurozone's economy, but as inflation remains below target and the euro strengthens, Frankfurt...
Fall in iron ore price hits Australia’s miners
A 30 per cent drop in the iron ore price is causing concern among Australia's miners who have invested heavily in greater production facilities...
US earnings season kicks off
With companies' latest quarterly check up taking place against the backdrop of a record-high stock market, investors are looking for guidance for the remainder...
Navigating QExit
The end of quantitative easing is in sight, but fund managers face a dilemma as bonds and shares look costly while other assets lack...
World Cup fails to mask Brazil woes
The World Cup in Brazil has been widely viewed as a success; protests against the vast cost of the tournament have not materialised and...
Gotham rises | Lex
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Research outfit highlighted multiple alleged failures in a note last week, which put a target price...
George Magnus — focus on fiscal policy
George Magnus, independent economic adviser to UBS, says the problem facing the global economy is that governments are not facing up to their fiscal...
The Apollo 13 test
The financial systems' Apollo 13 moment came five years ago. Gerard Lyons, 'The Consolations of Economics' author, discusses with John Authers whether the system...
