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Football leagues

As the Superbowl approaches, we ask whether American football is run on socialist lines

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African mining

Can a more equal distribution of wealth stem the tide of unrest in South Africa's mines?

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Afghanistan and business

Saad Mohseni, Afghanistan's top media mogul on corruption and when Western forces leave

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Another crisis?

Is another financial crisis on its way?

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EU budget

EU leaders wrangle over the details of a seven year budget worth nearly a trillion Euro.

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Budget brokering

What really happens at EU summits?

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Ugandan inflation

Emmanuel Tumusiime-Mutebile, Ugandan central bank governor on interest rates and inflation

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Short term horizons

Why failing investment in infrastructure may create a bumpy road to recovery

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Life's challenges

The three lives of Ping Fu: orphan, political prisoner, and now high-tech pioneer.

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Resistant drugs

Are drug companies doing enough to combat killer disease that no longer respond to drugs

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One steppe beyond

Mongolia goes head-to-head with Rio Tinto over revenues from a vast new copper mine

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Business Daily Global Imbalances

Are imbalances the biggest threat to the world economy? Plus: Italy's family run firms.

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Mark Zuckerberg's New Prize

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg talks about Google, legacy and what keeps him awake at night.

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Global Food Prices

Global food prices could reach record levels this year, but what's behind it all?

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Polluted Cities

A report says pollution could soon claim millions more lives across the world's cities.

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Uncertain Italy

Italy's election ends in deadlock. What next for reform and the eurozone?

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Euro wobbles

With Portugal missing targets and Italy in deadlock, is this a crossroads in the crisis?

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America's debt Odyssey

First the fiscal cliff, now the sequester. Why does America put obstacles in its path?

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Kidneys, copper and e-commerce

The man who created a clearing house for kidneys plus a stand-off in the Gobi desert.

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Kenya at the polls

Kenya's election: can ethnic violence be avoided? Many investors seem to think so.

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Japan's audacious experiment

Japan's about to rack up vast new debts in an attempt to kick start growth - will it work?

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The Healthcare Timebomb

With new chronic conditions threatening, how to pay for the spiralling global sick-list?

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Occupy Movement's Legacy

Has the Occupy movement had any lasting legacy on the world of finance?

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Innovation

Innovation can drive economies. But how do you have new ideas - and how do you sell them?

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China: The world's top hacker?

Is China leading a cyber-espionage conspiracy? And should companies be fighting back?

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Space: The final frontier

Astronomical rocks could be worth astronomical prices - if only we knew how to mine them.

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Argentina: Debt and default

Is Argentina about to go bust? A US court ruling may have implications for everyone.

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Mongolian mines

Will the huge new copper mine in the Gobi desert benefit everyone in Mongolia?

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