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The Risks for China's Economy

As China's economy booms, we look at the risks of overheating and property bubbles.

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Don't Bank on It

Will Obama's plans for bank reforms actually add more risk to the global financial system?

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Are Spivs Entrepreneurs?

Are people who trade informally in troubled places spivs, or true entrepreneurs?

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China Crisis

One of America's top investors is betting that China's property bubble will burst.

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Rebuilding Haiti

Can lessons be learnt from past disasters when rebuilding Haiti?

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India's Ambition

Why is India's economy is being beaten by China's? We ask India's commerce minister.

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Don't Bail Out Greece

Architect of the Euro, Otmar Issing warns against any bailout for Greece.

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Paying For Bank Bailouts in Advance

Sweden's Finance Minister explains the tax on banks which will pay for future bailouts.

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Is OPEC in Control of its Members?

OPEC's Secretary-General admits his members have produced more oil than had been agreed.

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Australian Bush Fires

How business and people have recovered one year on from Australia's bush fires.

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Trade Wars?

Why trade wars could be looming between China and the United States.

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Beyond a Scandal

Ex-BP head Lord Browne talks about one of the biggest business scandals in recent history.

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Can Sri Lanka attract new investors?

Can Sri Lanka attract new outside investment after the arrest of its opposition leader?

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Football Clubs On the Brink

Why do so many soccer clubs flirt with bankruptcy?

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Portugal's Euro Woes

The finance minister of debt-laden Portugal says he would refuse a bail-out from Europe.

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Australian Drought

In Australia the shortage of water is a big burden on people and businesses.

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Haiti's Economy

The struggle to make a few dollars a day in Haiti. Is there enough work for the homeless?

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Suppliers of Human Bodies

The not-for-profit US companies which supply human bodies to academics and scientists.

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Creating Entrepreneurs

How France and China are trying to create a new wave of small businesses.

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The Euro: Politics before Economics?

Is the Eurozone's real problem that politics came before economics?

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The Tiger Woods brand

The cost of disgrace. What is the Tiger Woods brand worth? And are trade unions dead?

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Greek Statistics

The former chief of Greek statistics defends himself against claims of fiddled figures.

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The Exit Door

How can America make its exit from economic stimulus without derailing the recovery?

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Risky Business

Is risk-taking always going to be at the heart of what banks do?

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Africa's Recession

How has the global downturn affected Africa?

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Bankruptcy Brothel?

Is Britain at risk of becoming the 'bankruptcy brothel' of Europe?

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On the Watch List

The world's biggest bond investor says UK government bonds are 'on a watch list'.

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Are Euro Attacks Justified?

A British hedge fund manager justifies speculative attacks on the Euro.

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Iraq's Oil

Iraq's Oil Minister tells foreign investors not to be nervous about the coming election.

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Silicon chips and wooden blocks: Jenga and the internet

America tries to get more teched up. And the inventor of Jenga on how to create a game.

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