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![]() | | ![]() | Jobs data stoke US recovery fears |
![]() | Robin Harding wrote a top-notch column on the fragile US economy. His global insight on long-term labour market weaknesses was a stand-out. |
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![]() | | ![]() | Fears for recovery boost US Treasuries |
![]() | The US may not be heading for a double-dip but it's flat-lining – and that's bad news for everyone. Michael Mackenzie and James Politi delivered a powerful splash on the game-changing slide in benchmark Treasury yields to below 3 per cent. |
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![]() | | ![]() | Wall Street 'mispriced' LinkedIn's IPO |
![]() | April Dembowsky persuaded Peter Theil, an early Facebook investor and co-founder of PayPal, to go on record saying Wall Street mispriced the LinkedIn IPO. The article was widely read, coming at a time when valuations in the tech sector are under scrutiny. |
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![]() | | ![]() | US to cut Pakistan aid projects |
![]() | James Lamont landed a good scoop on the US significantly cutting back aid projects in Pakistan to focus on high-profile areas in a bid to improve Washington's image. |
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![]() | | ![]() | Libya bet $1bn on SocGen shares |
![]() | Lina Saigol and Sam Jones uncovered how the Libyan Investment Authority lost hundreds of millions of dollars on a bet with Societe Generale which was desperate for funds after the Jerome Kerviel trading fiasco. |
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