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Photos of the Day: Photos of the day 02/17
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In Pictures: Some of the world's most eye-catching currencies
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Stefan Karlsson
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Unemployment statistics out of Europe show that German-speaking countries far outpace the rest in terms of job growth and low unemployment rates.
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Stefan Karlsson
Currency: Will Iceland go Loonie?
Iceland is considering adopting the Canadian dollar as its national currency. It's an odd choice, but it could be an improvement.
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Renault apology to execs: You're not spies!
Renault apology to three executives for false charges of industrial espionage is followed by arrest of the man who made the allegations.
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How dictators stash their cash 101: How can Egypt track stolen assets?
A first step is identifying where assets are held. Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi is said to have billions stashed in bank accounts from Dubai to Switzerland.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the day 02/17
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Stefan Karlsson
The hidden implications of China's low per-capita income
China's economy grows while its people stay poor. But with that many people, their GDP will still surpass America's soon.
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Norway reelects center-left government, dimming EU prospects
A hotly contested election campaign concluded with reconfirmation that Norway won't join the EU.
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In Pictures: Some of the world's most eye-catching currencies
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A tougher stance on tax havens
Wednesday's US-Swiss deal is the latest step in an international crackdown on tax evaders.
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G-20 leaders to target nations harboring tax dodgers
Under threat of sanctions, Switzerland and other tax havens are starting to rethink their secrecy laws.
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Investment fraud suspect Stanford was major political donor
Robert Allen Stanford, his firm, or its employees are said to have delivered $2.4 million to political operations since 2000.
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Sunday's vote: A return to Fortress Switzerland?
A vote Sunday could end Switzerland's brief experiment with open borders.
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Tax havens in U.S. cross hairs
With $345 billion in lost revenue, tolerance for off-shore avoidance fades.
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In Europe, widening probe targets tax haven
Some 10 countries are investigating suspects, including the US, which estimates that it loses up to $100 billion a year in unpaid taxes.
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