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Lesley Curwen speaks to technology innovators at the FiRe conference in California.

Could China, once the engine of global growth, be spluttering and threatening to stall?

As Egypt prepares to go to the polls, we assess the economic state of the nation.

The three things we do know about the eurozone crisis, and the three things we don't.

Would new US regulations have stopped the trading scandal at JP Morgan Chase?

An adviser to the German government says Greece must stick to the terms of its bailout.

Would a Greek exit from the euro start money flowing from southern to northern Europe?

A disection of the anatomy of a euro breakup - how would Greece go about leaving?

As Greece teeters once again, we ask if the IMF has over-committed the world's money?

Which is the best recipe for European recovery - austerity or economic stimulus?

Youth unemployment: should young people create their own jobs by starting businesses?

Is Asia's wealth gap worsening? Plus, how India's rich evade $300bn in taxes each year.

Can the French and Greek elections turn the tide against austerity in Europe?

Will Vladimir Putin's return to the Kremlin be good for business?

Is running Greece's privatisation programme the worst job in the world?

Why China's unbroken thirty year long boom isn't likely to bust any time soon.

Two very different visions of our nuclear future in a post-Fukushima world.

What do top executives actually do in return for such large pay packets?

A special debate on the state of the Eurozone, bringing together guests and audiences i...

The former Bundesbank head speaks frankly about the failings of the eurozone.

Justin Rowlatt crossexamines the COE of Infosys, the Indian technoloy giant.

Do countries need mild protectionism in order to thrive?

How do you build an economy in a country that most of the world doesn't recognise?

The IMF increased its lending firepower to $1 trillion this weekend, but is that enough?

Regulators fear the next crisis could emerge from the unregulated shadow banking sector.

Why isn't the state of the French economy a bigger issue in the presidential campaign?

Denmark to produce a third of its energy from renewable sources by the end of the decade.