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IMF chief riles Greeks

May 28 2012 08:04

Political leaders in Athens and thousands of internet users have rounded on IMF chief Christine Lagarde for branding Greeks tax dodgers.

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Greece's crime bonanza

May 28 2012 07:33

Burglars cash in as worried Greeks flee banks.

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IMF chief comments 'humiliate Greece'

May 27 2012 15:19

Greece's socialist leader has accused IMF chief Christine Lagarde of trying to "humiliate" his crisis-hit country by saying that Greeks avoid paying taxes.

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US economy trudges along

May 25 2012 08:29

The number of Americans filing new claims for jobless benefits dipped last week, indicating the economy is plodding along despite headwinds from Europe.

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UK recession deepens

May 24 2012 12:00

Britain fell deeper into recession than initially thought in the first quarter of 2012, upping chances that the central bank could inject more stimulus into the economy.

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Hollande makes bold EU summit debut

May 24 2012 08:51

At his first meeting of EU leaders, France's new president made it clear that he intends to stand up to Berlin on European policy.

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EU urges Greece to stay in euro

May 24 2012 08:08

European Union leaders have urged Greece to stay the course on austerity and complete the reforms demanded under its bailout programme.

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May 24 2012 07:35

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Eurozone current account healthier

May 23 2012 11:03

The eurozone's current account swung back to a surplus of €9.1bn in March from a deficit of €1.2bn in February, European Central Bank data show.

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Cell C sparks price war

A tariff drop by Cell C has set off a price war among cellphone networks.
Medupi 'hush money'

Medupi subcontractors say they have been offered hush money to settle compensation claims.
UK recession deepens

Britain's recession in the first quarter was deeper than initially thought.
SA wants Nigerian oil

SA is shopping around to cut crude imports from Iran and avoid US sanctions.
E-tolls appeal to ConCourt

Pravin Gordhan wants the high court order halting e-tolling to be set aside.
'We don't need the West'

Gwede Mantashe says SA can now turn to fellow Brics for its funding needs.
Eskom has supply worries

Eskom is concerned about meeting peak power demand as winter sets in.
E-toll warning ignored

The government was warned of the high collection costs for e-tolls in 2010.

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Aussie tycoon world's richest woman

May 23 2012 10:48

Richest Australian Gina Rinehart has eclipsed Walmart heiress Christy Walton to become the world's wealthiest woman, according to Business Review Weekly.

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'Fiscal cliff' could derail US recovery

May 22 2012 14:49

A sharp fiscal contraction next year could derail the US economic recovery, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development warns.

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OECD: Eurozone risks vicious debt circle

May 22 2012 11:11

The OECD says aggressive budget cuts to curtail eurozone debt threaten to suck the area into a downward spiral that could spill over into the global economy.

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Drachma damage control

May 22 2012 07:28

How to protect the euro from a Greek exit.

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May 28 2012 09:33

Investors may not have a clue what they’re paying their money managers or they type of service they’re getting, or, whether they can actually negotiate lower fees. (Reuters)

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