Italy at the Polls: Markets Swing as Berlusconi Plays Senate Spoiler [VIDEO]
Centre-left coalition may win lower house but polls indicate possibility of hung parliament with Berlusconi victory in key region of Lombardy.
Italy at the Polls: Mario Monti's Short-Term Success and Long-Term Problems
Caretaker prime minister had short-term economic reform success but Italy still blighted by growth problems.
German Business Confidence Rises to 10-Month High in February, Says Ifo
The sharp rise in business confidence indicates that Germany is regaining economic optimism.
'Extremely Poor' Work Programme Failing Long-Term Unemployed - MPs
Public Accounts Committee report launches scathing attack on government's flagship welfare-to-work programme.
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Lower Inflation Provides Scope for Further Interest Rate Cuts - Reserve Bank of Australia
The Australian central bank feels that lower interest rates have begun to help economic growth.
German Firms to Add 15,000 New Jobs in 2013 on Improved Economic Outlook
The gradual recovery in the eurozone is prompting more investment from German companies, leading to more job creation.
Temporary Work and Weak Wage Growth Will Underpin UK Employment
First quarter set to see staffing increase, according to latest Labour Market Outlook from CIPD and KPMG.
'Buffoon Berlusconi' Slur Spices up Italian Election
PM Mario Monti makes unusual outspoken attack on predecessor and rival as Berlusconi polls second ahead of election.
European Markets Subdued Ahead of G20 Meeting in Moscow
European markets remain cautious as issue of currency manipulation is expected to dominate G20 meeting in Moscow.
Greek Unemployment Rate Reaches Record 27% in November
Greece's jobless rate reaches record level as continuing austerity measures and tax hikes hurt job market.
US Treasury Records Budget Surplus of $3bn for January, Targets Reduced Annual Deficit
US post $3bn budget surplus for January - the first since September 2012.
Australia Inflation Expectations Rise for Second Straight Month in February
Inflation Expectations increase for the second straight month but remains within the RBA range of 2-3 percent.
UK Economy to Avoid Triple-Dip Recession but Faces Slow Growth- CBI
CBI expects weak economic conditions abroad to restrict the UK's business investments and exports.
Australia Consumer Confidence Surges 7.7% in February
Consumer confidence index rises to new high as lower interest rates start to boost economic optimism.
Back-to-Work Schemes Unlawful, Say Judges in Cait Reilly Poundland Appeal
Birmingham geology graduate forced to stack shelves for no pay wins victory against workfare.
Madrid to Build £18bn Mega-Casino, EuroVegas
Europe's biggest casino and conference centre is coming to Spain later this year, creating thousands of jobs.
Asian Markets Weekly Roundup: EurozoneTensions Rebound
Asian stocks post mixed performance amid eurozone concerns.
Australian Central Bank Cuts Outlook on Weakness Outside Mining Sector
Reserve Bank of Australia slashes growth forecasts on grounds of investment weakness, labour market and currency strength.
Australia Jobless Rate Steady at 5.4% in January Despite Jump in Part-Time Jobs
Australia jobless rate remains stable s a jump in part-time jobs more than offset a decline in full-time employment. .
OECD: George Osborne has Fiscal Flexibility if UK Economy Declines
Chancellor should be prepared to spend public money, says OECD.
UK Self-Employment Growth Since Financial Crisis Masks Employees Fall
ONS data shows self-employed work longer hours, tend to be older, and are predominantly male.
UK Economy Set for Weak Growth in 2013 and at Risk of Prolonged Stagnation, Says NIESR
NIESR cites poor prospects for the eurozone and slower growth in domestic economy are reasons for the gloomy outlook.
FTSE Falls Most in 3 Months as European Markets Retreat Amid Political Concerns
Chancellor George Osborne's threat to break-up UK banks adds pressure to shares as FTSE tumbles from near five year high
European Stocks Retreat on US Jobs and China PMI Data [VIDEO]
Markets edge lower despite positive China service sector figures.
Davos Lost Opportunity: Time to Replace Capitalism with Something More Robust [BLOG]
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Dow Passes 14,000, European Stocks Gain as Manufacturing Data Points to Global Recovery
Improving manufacturing and employment data help keep US, UK benchmark indices at multi-year highs
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