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Mid-sized Italian banks face big bang for want of bucks A deepening recession and banking stress tests could find Italy’s mid-sized lenders short of billions of euros, putting the state on the hook for a new wave of cash calls and triggering an overhaul of how they do business.
Cameron says Britain can change EU, dismisses sceptics British Prime Minister David Cameron took on euro-sceptic critics in his own party on Thursday, saying he was able to negotiate a better deal with Brussels and it was wrong to say Britain should leave the European Union.
Cameron says Britain must stay in EU, dismisses sceptics British Prime Minister David Cameron took on critics in his own Conservative party on Thursday, saying it would be wrong for Britain to leave the European Union.
Bank Austria suffers cyber attack, says clients unaffected Computer hackers penetrated systems at UniCredit subsidiary Bank Austria but were unable to break into client accounts, the bank said on Wednesday.
Putin can’t blame global ills for Russia’s economic crunch He is one of a few people who can stand up to Vladimir Putin, but even Russia’s former finance minister failed to persuade the president his economy’s problems lie at home not abroad.
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Kraków: A pleasure doing business Kraków: A pleasure doing business

With a host of excellent facilities, upscale hotels and hundreds of years of history to explore, Kraków has much to offer business travellers and conference delegates

Hessen-Biotech: The core of innovation Hessen-Biotech: The core of innovation

Hessen is among the top five biotechnology clusters in Germany. An outstanding achievement for a region that has all the facilities, infrastructure and academic minds to compete on a global level

EU-US free trade: Open for business EU-US free trade: Open for business

The EU and the US have started negotiations over a free trade agreement, as policymakers on both sides of the Atlantic try to kick-start the global economy. But do such plans carry the threat of broader geopolitical repercussions?

Anti-money laundering: The challenges ahead Anti-money laundering: The challenges ahead

Séverine Anciberro and Sébastien de Brouwer of the European Banking Federation discuss the new EU anti-money laundering and terrorist financing framework, and look at the challenges facing the European banking industry

New Zealand: The land of opportunity New Zealand: The land of opportunity

Perfectly positioned for the markets of South East Asia, New Zealand offers overseas companies a strong foundation to grow their business, married with a lifestyle that really is as good as it looks

Discover Gozo Discover Gozo

The Maltese islands truly capture the character of the Mediterranean, offering a diverse blend of culture, history, welcoming locals, and an array of attractions. There is also a hidden gem waiting to be discovered, the island of Gozo

MENA: A region in transition MENA: A region in transition

Later this month, the World Economic Forum will meet in Jordan and bring together leaders from politics, industry and academia to look at the policies and strategy necessary to support the region's aspirations

BLOM BANK: Your partner in the Middle East BLOM BANK: Your partner in the Middle East

As one of the oldest banks in the Middle East, BLOM BANK has established itself as the preferred partner for clients and investors seeking a strategy based on prudence and insight

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