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Financial Times - World
  • China export growth beats estimates
    Providing fresh evidence of a robust recovery in an economy poised to overtake Japan in size, China reported 45.7 per cent growth in exports for February from a year earlier

  • New laws bar Suu Kyi from election
    Burma has published new election laws that will bar Aung San Suu Kyi, the imprisoned opposition leader and Nobel laureate, from standing in polls this year or even continuing as a member of the party she leads

  • Gunmen attack US aid agency in Pakistan
    Suspected Islamist militants have attacked the office of a US-based Christian aid agency in Pakistan with a bomb and gunfire, killing 5 people, police say

  • Call for action on speculation rules
    Germany and France are stepping up pressure for urgent EU action to tighten regulation in sovereign debt markets ? in particular of credit default swaps ? in the wake of the Greek crisis

  • Turkey?s IMF financing talks end
    Turkey?s two-year saga of on-off negotiations with the International Monetary Fund appears to have ended as the country?s outlook improves

  • Europe cries foul over US defence tender
    European countries have accused Washington of foul play after the continent?s largest aerospace and defence company pulled out of a multibillion-dollar race to supply the US military, alleging unfair ­competition

  • Brown sets March 24 date for Budget
    Gordon Brown has confirmed the Budget will be held on March 24 in what is expected to be his government?s last major political event before the start of the general election campaign

  • Senators eye pre-funded resolution authority
    Senators in the banking committee have agreed in principle to a partially pre-funded ?resolution authority? to wind down a failing bank holding company, favouring a structure that would levy a $50bn charge on the industry

  • India?s tribes in land fight with business
    Long-neglected indigenous animist groups have upset the plans of corporate giants as battles over forcible acquisition of agricultural land for industry rage across India

  • Palace intrigue undermines Team Obama
    The abundance of unauthorised leaks undermines the President Barack Obama?s style of doing business


 

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