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Can Italy's New Leader Trim a Bloated State?
New tax breaks in Italy could help boost growth -
Europe
'Europe' Now Has a Soothing Ring to It?
Europe's debt crisis has calmed for the moment as the continent is pulled toward looser monetary policies by Japan and the U.S. -
Europe
The Spanish 27.2% Fiction
... but I kinda like the tax evasion -
Europe
A Second Russian Supercomputer in the U.S.? Nyet
The first Russian high-performance computer installed in the U.S. may be the last -
Europe
Migrants Stay Busy as Unemployed Greeks Spurn Menial Jobs
Work performed by unskilled immigrants is seen as beneath many Greeks who are seeking employment -
Currencies
Falling Interest Rates in Europe Aren’t Great News
Italy's lowest two-year yield in at least 20 years reflects slow growth prospects, not investor confidence -
Sports
Could Boston Mayhem Hit the Sochi Olympics?
Experts say that Russia, with its reputation at stake, will not skimp on security at the winter games near the Caucasus Mountains -
Europe
Why the U.S. Is Cutting Carbon Faster Than Europe
The natural gas boom in America has made it harder for Europe to cut carbon emissions -
Europe
In London, Reining in Foreign Tycoons May Hurt IPO Fees
Reducing founders' control may drive away IPO business -
Fashion
Turkish Fashion Designers Make Muslim Style Chic
Turkey's designers balance head scarves and form-fitting apparel -
Europe
Bloomberg View: Why Germany Should Embrace a Banking Union
Is Germany holding up needed reforms to protect Deutsche Bank? -
Europe
European Commission President José Barroso on His Job's Challenges
The European Commission president on managing 27 countries with competing interests -
Europe
Nomura's Alleged Crime Could Help Monte Dei Paschi
Nomura's alleged connivance in covering Monte dei Paschi's losses could cost the Japanese investment bank $2.4 billion -
Google
Google’s EU Antitrust Proposal Will Likely Be Tweaked
The search giant has offered to adjust its search results in Europe, but that may not be sufficient remedy for regulators and rivals -
Europe
Thatcherism, R.I.P. Britain's Economy Needs New Ideas
Her ideology held sway for three decades. With Britain's economy going nowhere, it's time for a new model
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Europe
Migrants Stay Busy as Unemployed Greeks Spurn Menial Jobs
Work performed by unskilled immigrants is seen as beneath many Greeks who are seeking employment -
Currencies
Falling Interest Rates in Europe Aren’t Great News
Italy's lowest two-year yield in at least 20 years reflects slow growth prospects, not investor confidence -
Europe
Can Italy's New Leader Trim a Bloated State?
New tax breaks in Italy could help boost growth -
Europe
The Spanish 27.2% Fiction
... but I kinda like the tax evasion -
Europe
Why the U.S. Is Cutting Carbon Faster Than Europe
The natural gas boom in America has made it harder for Europe to cut carbon emissions -
Fashion
Turkish Fashion Designers Make Muslim Style Chic
Turkey's designers balance head scarves and form-fitting apparel -
Global Economics
If the Euro Collapses, the Swiss Army Is Ready
Switzerland has staged military drills to handle a wave of refugees if chaos follows a currency meltdown -
Europe
An Aging Population May Be What the World Needs
With birthrates falling, the world is getting very old, very fast. Should we panic—or celebrate? -
Sports
Could Boston Mayhem Hit the Sochi Olympics?
Experts say that Russia, with its reputation at stake, will not skimp on security at the winter games near the Caucasus Mountains -
Europe
Harvard Economist Gita Gopinath Offers a Euro Cure
The professor has championed a strategy that would mimic a currency devaluation without a euro bust-up -
Europe
Tech Companies Love Dublin's Tax Rates
U.S. firms help boost an Irish economy with few bright spots -
Global Economics
The Global Gay-Rights Revolution
Americans' growing acceptance of gay marriage reflects a worldwide sea-change in attitudes toward homosexuality -
Europe
How the 2004 Olympics Triggered Greece's Decline
The cost of the games helped push the Greeks into a fiscal black hole -
Europe
McDonald's Offers France a High-Calorie McBaguette
McDonald's is offering a choice of three fillings—hamburger, breaded chicken, or ham and cheese—on a crusty French loaf -
Transportation
The Silk Railroad of China-Europe Trade
Companies deep in China lean on railroads to ship to Europe
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Fashion
Turkish Fashion Designers Make Muslim Style Chic
Turkey's designers balance head scarves and form-fitting apparel -
Europe
Why the U.S. Is Cutting Carbon Faster Than Europe
The natural gas boom in America has made it harder for Europe to cut carbon emissions -
Currencies
Falling Interest Rates in Europe Aren’t Great News
Italy's lowest two-year yield in at least 20 years reflects slow growth prospects, not investor confidence -
Europe
Migrants Stay Busy as Unemployed Greeks Spurn Menial Jobs
Work performed by unskilled immigrants is seen as beneath many Greeks who are seeking employment -
Europe
Can Italy's New Leader Trim a Bloated State?
New tax breaks in Italy could help boost growth -
Europe
Bloomberg View: Why Germany Should Embrace a Banking Union
Is Germany holding up needed reforms to protect Deutsche Bank? -
Global Economics
If the Euro Collapses, the Swiss Army Is Ready
Switzerland has staged military drills to handle a wave of refugees if chaos follows a currency meltdown -
Sports
Could Boston Mayhem Hit the Sochi Olympics?
Experts say that Russia, with its reputation at stake, will not skimp on security at the winter games near the Caucasus Mountains -
Europe
The Spanish 27.2% Fiction
... but I kinda like the tax evasion -
Europe
Thatcherism, R.I.P. Britain's Economy Needs New Ideas
Her ideology held sway for three decades. With Britain's economy going nowhere, it's time for a new model -
Europe
Tech Companies Love Dublin's Tax Rates
U.S. firms help boost an Irish economy with few bright spots -
Legislation
Swiss Limits on Executive Pay: Less Than Meets the Eye
Switzerland's referendum sends a strong signal, but shareholders are not as upset as the public about lavish pay -
Europe
Bloomberg View: What Berlusconi's Return Means for Europe
Italy's rebellion against austerity bolsters the case for a deeper union -
Europe
Russia's Oligarchs Ditch Oil and Gold to Pile Up Cash
First-generation business tycoons sell out of gold, oil, and more -
Europe
Krugmenistan vs. Estonia
The Nobel laureate says stimulus and currency devaluation are the best way to survive a crisis. Estonia chose austerity. Why their rancorous, and often hilarious, war of words matters
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Europe
Migrants Stay Busy as Unemployed Greeks Spurn Menial Jobs
Work performed by unskilled immigrants is seen as beneath many Greeks who are seeking employment -
Europe
Why the U.S. Is Cutting Carbon Faster Than Europe
The natural gas boom in America has made it harder for Europe to cut carbon emissions -
Currencies
Falling Interest Rates in Europe Aren’t Great News
Italy's lowest two-year yield in at least 20 years reflects slow growth prospects, not investor confidence -
Fashion
Turkish Fashion Designers Make Muslim Style Chic
Turkey's designers balance head scarves and form-fitting apparel -
Sports
Could Boston Mayhem Hit the Sochi Olympics?
Experts say that Russia, with its reputation at stake, will not skimp on security at the winter games near the Caucasus Mountains -
Europe
After Cyprus, the EU's Attention Turns to Tiny Luxembourg
With small countries with big banking sectors suddenly appearing problematic to the European Union, bank assets are nearly 23 times Luxembourg's gross national product -
Europe
Can Italy's New Leader Trim a Bloated State?
New tax breaks in Italy could help boost growth -
Europe
Nomura's Alleged Crime Could Help Monte Dei Paschi
Nomura's alleged connivance in covering Monte dei Paschi's losses could cost the Japanese investment bank $2.4 billion -
Europe
Why France May Scrap Its Planned Millionaire Tax
The outcry over a tax increase on France's wealthiest has provoked even some leftists to backpedal -
Europe
Bloomberg View: Why Germany Should Embrace a Banking Union
Is Germany holding up needed reforms to protect Deutsche Bank? -
Europe
In Germany, an Online War Against Résumé Padders
By exposing academic plagiarism, a group of online vigilantes is taking aim at the country's culture of title inflation
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