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- EU sets tough targets for Greece rescue
- China bugs and burgles Britain
- Roubini calls U.S. growth “dismal and poor,” predicts slowing
- UK regulator signals crackdown on carry trade
- Labour closes gap on Tories, polls show
- Global bank wind-down fund idea gaining steam
| EU sets tough targets for Greece rescue Posted: European officials will this week set the Greek government a 4-month deadline to impose a stringent regime of budget cuts and financial reform. |
| China bugs and burgles Britain Posted: M15 has accused China of bugging and burgling UK business executives and setting up "honeytraps" in a bid to blackmail them into betraying sensitive commercial secrets. |
| Roubini calls U.S. growth “dismal and poor,” predicts slowing Posted: Nouriel Roubini, who anticipated the financial crisis, calls the fourth quarter surge in U.S. economic growth "very dismal and poor" because it relied on temporary factors. |
| UK regulator signals crackdown on carry trade Posted: Lord Turner, the chairman of the FSA, signals that the profitable currency "carry trade" is in his sights. |
| Labour closes gap on Tories, polls show Posted: Britain could be facing a hung parliament after the election as polls show Labour is closing the gap on the Conservatives. |
| Global bank wind-down fund idea gaining steam Posted: President Obama's specific bank reform ideas were met coolly in Davos this week but the idea of resolution funds to offset bank failures seems to be getting traction. To be effective and to keep firms from moving from one domicile to another, they would have to be very similar. Deutsche ... |
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