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Mario Draghi at Davos

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Austerity bites: British economy contracts

Pay czar allowed excessive pay for some bailed-out executives: report

Germany’s low wages caused euro crisis, says report

IMF report sharply downgrades global growth and blames the euro. European daily economic round-up

IMF cuts global growth forecasts, saying world economy is 'deeply in the danger zone'

British national debt passes £1 trillion

Brazil's anti-poverty plan threatened by global slump

Greek debt talks: sticking point

Greek debt talks: European economic daily round-up

IMF chief Christine Lagarde calls for bigger euro zone bailout fund

Greece: Debt deal done? Falling apart?

Greek bondholder haircuts. Europe: daily economic round-up.

Is New Europe out-gunning the Old?

German economics minister sees no risk of recession

Spain’s bonds sell well, but regional problems loom

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Bank of America returns to profit, while Morgan Stanley suffers loss

America leading the world in debt deleveraging

Tobin Tax for Europe, Merkel climbs aboard

Greek debt talks resume

Protesters build igloos, deface Swiss National Bank in anticipation of Davos

IMF needs more money. Europe daily economic round-up

IMF aims to raise up to $600 billion in new funds

Thousands strike in Athens against austerity as EU and IMF officials arrive

European economic daily news round-up

Greece: Pimco calls for bigger bondholder "haircuts"

Chinese economy slows amid slump in demand (VIDEO)

Italian prime minister calls for German help

Swiss luxury watchmakers report rapid growth in 2011

European economic news round-up

Euro zone credit ratings downgrade ... reactions

Euro zone debt crisis: focus returns to Greece

Sarkozy does damage control after France's credit downgrade

Greek debt talks halted for 'reflection'

Europe: daily economic round-up

Standard and Poor's set to downgrade France's AAA rating

Euro zone crisis: has a corner been turned?

Strong demand for Spanish and Italian debt sees borrowing costs fall

Europe: Daily economic round-up

ECB, holding euro rates steady, promises continued support for bloc's banks

In Italy, the poor drive Ferraris

Davos prepares for gloomy discussions

Warren Buffett says he'll match any GOP donation to cut debt

Europe: daily econ news round-up

Italy: credit dries up so the Mafia steps in

European economic news: today's round-up

Greek children suffer the consequences of the economic crisis

Hungarian government back tracks: a little

Merkel warns Greece on second bailout

Saving the euro: 2012 begins in earnest

Germany's shadow currency?

India plans $4 billion jobs program for urban poor

Another rosy jobs picture fails to lift spirts on Wall Street

Italy: the tax man cometh

200K jobs added to US in December: Labor Department (VIDEO)

Euro falls to 16-month low against dollar as bank shares slump

Greek prime minister warns of loan default

Obama recess appointment: Richard Cordray to lead Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

2012: old economic story, new wrinkle

New year, same euro doubts

A study in austerity: Irish property values slide further

German unemployment at 21-year low

Greece warns it could exit the euro

Hungary stages mass protest against new constitution

India factory output rises, reversing trend

Gulf states to invest billons in India

EU leaders warn of difficult 2012

Occupy Charlotte protesters burn US flags

Euro's 10th anniversary: no celebrations planned

Morgan Stanley to layoff 580 employees

The wealth gap between lawmakers and constituents has widened

Europe's bond markets, explained

Brazil overtakes UK as world's sixth-biggest economy

The Federal Reserve proposes new banking rules