Business this week
Jul 29th 2010
Friday February 10th 2012
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- Tibetans and the Chinese state: No power to pacify
- Will the euro survive 2012 intact?
- Birtherism 2012: To the nation born
- Syria: Moscow rules
- Hong Kong and the mainland: Dogs and locusts
- The Republican nomination: The Santorum surge
- Islam and homosexuality: Straight but narrow
- Lexington: The classes drift apart
- Empiricism in politics: On opinions beyond the reach of data
- Catholics and contraceptives: Relishing the culture wars
Over the past five days
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- Scientific publishing: The price of information
- Daily chart: Facebook by numbers
- JAS's cartoon: The week ahead
- Protests in Cairo: The beautiful game turns ugly
- Fuel economy: Difference engine: Going along for the ride
- Malev stops flying: Survival of the fittest
- Facebook: A fistful of dollars
- America, Syria and the UN: This is what foreign-policy success looks like
- Competition in Chile: The shine comes off
- America's jobs report: Happy new year
Over the past seven days
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Business this week reminds us of widening economic divergence as luxury goods group LVMH reports an incredible 53% increase in net profits while US consumer confidence falls, GDP growth slows and more pain is expected on the jobs front: http://nyti.ms/cra8xX
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