Merkel sticks to Juncker for top EU job
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June 10 – A two day meeting to discuss EU reforms comes to an end in Sweden. Sonia Legg looks at the challenges the leaders face following damaging European elections.
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June 10 – Now wage talks between striking unions and platinum producers have been abandoned Joanna Partridge looks at the implications for a South African economy already heading towards recession.
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You’re the Boss Blog: Today in Small Business: Managing People Who Hate Each Other
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The Bodyguard Blanket. Economists predict robust growth. And is Uber undervalued?
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By Yuliya Chernova Aleks Swerdlow, who is expecting her first baby in July, owns several wearable devices, including a fetal heartbeat monitor. She wants her newborn to eventually wear devices, too.”I love gadgets, wearables specifically,” said Ms. Swerdlow, 29 years old. “So it seemed a natural extension to have that available for my child, especially if it allows me to not worry about how the baby is sleeping and breathing…
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By Ruth Simon The federal government is streamlining some requirements banks use to grant small loans backed by the Small Business Administration, in a move intended to help more blacks and other minorities borrow funds for business ventures.Loans backed by the SBA are a crucial source of financing for many entrepreneurs, who can generally borrow as much as $5 million to start, buy or expand a business through the agency’s two biggest programs…
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June 10 – A new biometric system of payment where shoppers pay for goods with a scan of the veins in their hand, has been launched in Sweden. The Quixter biometric device is being used at bars and restaurants on the campus of Lund University where it’s proving to be a popular alternative to cash and credit cards…
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June 10 – Prime Minister Antonis Samaras tells his new cabinet ministers that reforms to exit the crisis will continue but the goal is also growth and recovery. Joel Flynn reports.
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You’re the Boss Blog: Applying the Lessons of ‘Moneyball’ and ‘Golden Motions’ to Your Business
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Studying data on customers, partners, employees and prospects can help businesses find ways to grow smarter, faster and more efficiently.
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June 10 – Breakingviews columnists discuss car ride service Uber’s $18 bln valuation, and the big questions it raises about how new investors will get a return on their investment.
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