There’s more encourgaing news for the euro zone – consumer prices fell by less than expected, core inflation held steady and unemployment eased. Sonia Legg asks if the region is managing to turn a corner despite Greece?
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By Jonathan Krim It’s hard to believe, but the number of women at venture capital firms—the primary financial engines of Silicon Valley—is going from terrible to worse. Here’s what should not be a surprise: A handful of resourceful female investors and entrepreneurs are finding creative ways around the roadblocks…
This year’s The International Motor Show is getting underway in Geneva. As Sonia Legg reports its taking place as Europe’s beleaguered car industry finally starts showing signs of picking up.
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Breakingviews editors explain how the Sage of Omaha’s annual letter to shareholders lets slip inconsistencies on corporate governance, Wall Street and Berkshire Hathaway itself.
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The wireless industry’s annual conference gets underway in Barcelona with 85,000 executives taking part and numerous new smartphones and watches being launched. As Ivor Bennett reports from the show the race for 5G is one of the key themes.
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Forty percent of illegal immigrants in the key EU countries in recent months came from Kosovo. As Grace Pascoe reports unemployment is one of the reasons for the mass exodus.
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