Euronext wins clearance from Norway to buy Oslo Børs
Euronext beat Nasdaq to buy one of Europe’s last independent stock market operators
Philosophers key as artificial intelligence and biotech advance
Just because something can be done with technology doesn’t mean it has to be done
Irish whiskey set to benefit from China’s move on import taxes
Tariffs for 187 product categories will drop from an average 17.3 per cent to 7.7 per cent
Warning issued about deaths of 'illegitimate' children in 1945
Committee member expressed concern that ‘children are allowed to die’
Foreign firms wonder about will to reform state-owned enterprises in China
As SOEs face global competition, China is trying to attract private investors
Fears of recession as Japan export growth slows sharply
Ministry of Finance data shows exports rose by just 0.6% in the year to September
China pledges to make state-owned firms stronger
Government to introduce ‘mixed ownership to its sprawling state sector
China’s stock woes may drive revival of property market
Chinese government hopes new stimulus will lead to investment in economy
Euclid Tsakalotos replaces Yanis Varoufakis as Greek finance minister
ECB to hold conference call while Merkel meets Hollande to discuss Greek fate
Greek crisis: Yanis Varoufakis’s resignation statement
‘I shall wear the creditors’ loathing with pride’, Varoufakis says in statement on blog
Greek captial controls: what are they?
Main points of the Tsipras, Pavlopoulos decree that came into operation this morning
China introduces big cuts in import tariffs to stimulate growth
Tariff cuts aimed at making domestic prices more comparable with overseas
Exposed: Ikea, Pepsi amongst 340 companies with secret Luxembourg tax deals
Duchy in row with EU over releasing details of tax arrangements
Brussels targets Amazon’s Luxembourg tax deal
European authorities probe unorthodox deal, alleging it allowed the online retail giant to reap potentially illegal state subsidies for its European operations for almost a decade
Argentina teeters on brink with hedge fund creditors
In the wake of a bond rally, the markets may be downplaying danger of a default
Japan exports disappoint, risks hitting economy hard
Exports to Asia, which account for more than half of Japan’s total exports, fell 3.4 per cent
Record Japan trade deficit highlights risk of economic stumble
The trade balance came to a deficit of 2.79 trillion yen in January
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