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Lagarde says we're running out of options on recovery

16.09.11
Options for a sustainable economic recovery are narrowing, IMF head Christine Lagarde says... more

City Spy: Too eager to cash in on Libyan recovery

12.09.11
Graham Hand, boss of the lobby group representing UK construction consultants, British Expertise, threatens to throttle Foreign Office officials for preventing his members from re-taking their positions in Libya... more

Osborne 'must act quickly if recovery stalls'

09.09.11
George Osborne must be ready to act fast and boost the economy if a global slowdown crushes the recovery, the new head of the International Monetary Fund says... more

Christine Lagarde in growth risk warning to Osborne

09.09.11
IMF chief Christine Lagarde warns of increasing dangers facing the British economy and hints at a potential need for more quantitative easing... more

Obama 'electioneering' over US rescue package, says City

09.09.11
President Obama's $450 billion rescue package for the economy won few friends in London, as City experts accused him of blatant electioneering... more

Attractive wins and ugly loses in today's rat race

22.08.11
Erotic capital is the least understood personal asset, one that is completely visible yet at the same time overlooked... more

IMF chief faces court probe over arbitration deal

04.08.11
French court decides to investigate new IMF chief Christine Lagarde's role in a 400 million dollar arbitration deal in favour of a controversial tycoon... more

IMF chief: Time is running out for US

29.07.11
Christine Lagarde, the International Monetary Fund chief, warns the US 'the clock is ticking' on its debt default deadlock ... more

Norway was about madness, not politics

25.07.11
Before Norway has been properly able to count its dead, let alone mourn them, the rush has begun to decipher the Utoya and Oslo massacres in political terms... more

A ray of hope for our women at the top

19.07.11
Finally someone appears to give a toss about the state of female representation on company boards. A new code comes into practice to wake the business dinosaurs to the news that the boardroom bottoms on plush seats don't only have to belong to blokes... more

Greece faces stark choice over the country's future

29.06.11
The Greek Parliament has to make one of its toughest ever decisions to impose more austerity measures on its rebellious citizens or bankrupt the nation... more

Greek MPs ready for austerity measures vote

29.06.11
The Greek Parliament is to take one of its toughest decisions - impose more austerity measures on its rebellious citizens or bankrupt the nation... more

Trevor Manuel set to join battle for IMF's top job

10.06.11
Former South African finance minister Trevor Manuel was today set to challenge hot favourite Christine Lagarde with a last-minute pitch for the International Monetary Fund's top job... more

Mexico's IMF hopeful aims to get tough on bailouts

31.05.11
Mexico's candidate for the International Monetary Fund's top job warns of more "bitter pills" to come in Europe's sovereign debt crisis as leaders brace themselves for fresh bailout loans to stricken Greece... more

IMF front-runner Lagarde attempts to appease developing nation dissent

27.05.11
French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde, whose candidacy for the top International Monetary Fund job has been challenged by developing nations, says they would be fairly represented at senior positions... more

French money minister bids for IMF post

25.05.11
French finance minister Christine Lagarde has launched her bid to become head of the International Monetary Fund after the downfall of Dominique Strauss-Kahn in a sex scandal... more

City Spy: IMF's a hotbed of activity

23.05.11
The IMF, it seems, is the place to be if you want to get your leg over. Dominique Strauss-Kahn appears to have slept with, or tried to sleep with, every woman under the age of 70 at the organisation. Now we hear Turkish potential replacement Kemal Dervis is also a player...... more

Christine Lagarde clear front-runner at IMF after German support

20.05.11
French finance minister Christine Lagarde looks all but certain to succeed disgraced Dominque Strauss-Kahn as managing director of the International Monetary Fund having won important backing from Germany... more

Eurozone not in financial crisis, says French minister

14.01.11
France’s economy minister Christine Lagarde says only individual eurozone countries are struggling financially... more

Irish bailout ‘saves euro’ but contagion fears persist

29.11.10
French and German leaders say the €85 billion bailout of Ireland has saved the euro but financial markets look far from convinced... more

Nicolas Sarkozy popularity rating falls to 29 per cent

25.10.10
Popularity of French president Nicolas Sarkozy hits an all-time low as he tries to contain the fall-out from strikes and petrol shortages... more

French support call for bank ‘stress tests’

17.06.10
France joins the call for rapid publication of “stress tests” on European banks as EU leaders begin a summit to agree new budget rules... more

Eurozone’s growth of just 0.1% raises 'double dip' fears

12.02.10
The 16 countries in the eurozone grew by only 0.1% in the final three months of last year, sparking fears across financial markets that Europe could be facing a double dip recession... more

Foreign GDP powers ahead

13.11.09
The British economy looked ever more moribund today after fresh evidence that our peers on the continent are reviving while we remain mired in recession ... more

French cut the cost of eating out

28.04.09
French ministers were holding talks with restaurant industry chiefs on plans to cut VAT in a campaign to lower the cost of eating out... more

France bans bonuses for bailed-out bosses

30.03.09
The French government became the first in the world to ban or limit bosses of bailed-out companies from receiving bonuses... more

French financiers go home to £6,000 a month benefits

18.02.09
French traders are fleeing financial chaos in London to return home to unemployment benefits of more than £70,000 a year in some cases... more

Dark time for Europe as recession deepens

13.02.09
Economics: Europe is bracing itself for a deep and prolonged recession after figures showed the German and French economies in sharp decline... more

France steers ECB toward sharp action

02.12.08
The global nature of the economic crisis is underlined as France calls for deep rate cuts in Europe following similar moves in Australia... more

We won't let banks go bust, pledge Europe ministers

07.10.08
EU finance ministers have pledged to prevent any major European bank from going bust and announced a new minimum savings guarantee that will protect depositors across the Continent... more


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