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Davos 2012: All the action from day three of the World Economic Forum
World leaders continue to debate capitalism, the eurozone, and Iran at a snowy Davos [read more]
Imperial Tobacco boosted ahead of update, but FTSE fades as Greek talks drag on
Brokers positive about cigarette maker, but investors remain nervous about Europe [read more]
Eurozone crisis live: Spanish unemployment tops 5m
• Almost one in four now out of work in eurozone's fourth largest economy • Talks resume in Athens over crucial bond swap deal • Dallara and Papadamos meet tonight • Draghi says €489bn pre-Christmas liquidity boost averted second cre ... [read more]
Rare minerals dearth threatens global renewables industry
China's near-exclusive access to terbium and yttrium sent prices soaring in 2011, potentially hobbling clean energy industry [read more]
Bailed-out RBS spends millions on Washington lobbyists
Bailed-out bank has spent over £2.5m of British taxpayers' money to influence politicians reforming US financial law [read more]
Hedging on roads: councils bet on icy weather
The soaring cost of gritting roads is forcing local authorities to gamble on weather derivatives [read more]
Indonesian protests force government to revoke gold mining permits
Joint Indonesian-Australian mining venture halted after string of violent protests at which two were killed [read more]
Public Eye award singles out Brazilian mining company, Barclays
Award given at the same time as the World Economic Forum strives to embarrass companies for 'corporate irresponsibility' [read more]
Why not benchmark RBS bonuses against the Bank of England?
Are RBS executives so valuable the bank would collapse without them? Does the threat of mass resignations have force? [read more]
350 steel redundancies 'disastrous'
Hundreds of workers at a steel firm which has gone into administration are to be made redundant in a "disastrous" blow to the industry. [read more]
Ford reports high profits but falls short of estimates
Ford's high fourth quarter profits resulted from a one-time tax gain but missed estimates as commodity costs increased [read more]
Metal theft won't be stopped by banning cash transactions | Derek Campbell
As a metal recycler, I am directly affected by theft. But stopping cash transactions will only drive illegal trade underground [read more]
Israel calls for tougher sanctions on Iran - video
Speaking in Davos, Ehud Barak, Israel's deputy prime minister and defence minister, warns of the dangers of Tehran's nuclear programme [read more]
Wall Street dips on lower than expected US economic growth figures
Fourth quarter GDP grows by 2.8% but falls just short of forecasts of 3% [read more]
James Murdoch quits GlaxoSmithKline board
News Corp executive to leave corporate responsibility role at GlaxoSmithKline, though UK's largest drug company denies link to phone-hacking scandal [read more]
In defence of Stephen Hester's £963,000 bonus | James Ball
The public are united in outrage at the RBS boss's latest payout – but offering up Hester as an economic blood sacrifice is wrong [read more]
US economy picked up pace in final quarter of 2011 with 2.8% growth
Growth between October and December was fastest of year, but US economy expanded by a modest 1.7% overall in 2011 [read more]
Spain unemployment tops 5.3m and set to get worse
The conservative government of Mariano Rajoy has started to quietly beg the EU to ease up on deficit targets which require savage spending cuts [read more]
FSA fines City traders for failings in David Einhorn insider dealing case
Financial Services Authority fines a former compliance officer at Greenlight Capital and a JP Morgan Cazenove trader [read more]
Anger grows over RBS chief's £900,000 bonus
London mayor Boris Johnson calls award 'bewildering' while Labour leader Ed Miliband describes it as 'disgraceful' [read more]
Davos: if women are the future, where are they?
Despite a quota system to boost female participitation, the gender imbalance is still heavily skewed towards men [read more]
Serco axes 500 jobs in shake-up
Prisons to defence giant Serco is to chop 500 UK jobs as part of a shake-up in the way it provides back-office services to public and private sector organisations worldwide. [read more]
350 steel jobs axed in Kent
Hundreds of workers at a steel firm which has gone into administration are to be made redundant in a "disastrous" blow to the industry. [read more]
Eurozone data raises fears of second credit crunch
Analysts say ECB likely to cut interest rates after official data shows loans to eurozone firms fell sharply while the volume of cash grew at slower rate [read more]
George Osborne announces shakeup of City regulation at Davos
Speaking at the World Economic Forum, the chancellor announces plans to put the Bank of England in charge of day-to-day policing of the financial sector [read more]
Why Microsoft needs to get Michael Bublé working on Windows 8
WinRT, the new programming framework for Windows 8, is a bet-the-farm strategy for Microsoft as it sees tablets chewing up its field. So why are people on Twitter talking about a singer more than this key technology? [read more]
Mothercare shares fall again on Kiddicare competition fears and Panmure sell advice
Broker downbeat on prospects after meeting Mothercare, with UK turnaround expected to take two years [read more]
Israel calls for tougher Iran sanctions
Israeli defence minister Ehud Barak warns a nuclear-armed Iran would lead to proliferation, the spread of terrorism and a threat to oil supplies [read more]
RBS: should Stephen Hester return his bonus?
Royal Bank of Scotland heads for political storm with award of 3.6m shares to chief executive despite widespread opposition [read more]
The capitalism debate is anaemic – it must dig deeper | Peter Guillam
More workable forms of capitalism will not appear without a wholesale reassessment of ideology, institutions and regulations [read more]