Philip Stephens
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COLUMNISTS
11:35pm
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Philip Stephens
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COLUMNISTS
11:35pm
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If the GOP is successful in next month’s midterm elections, the Obama administration can expect to be hounded as was Bill Clinton - only worse
OPINION
11:37pm
It is folly to place all our trust in the Fed
Beware the potential costs of quantitative easing, writes Joseph Stiglitz
Michael Skapinker
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COLUMNISTS
1:02am
The right deputy makes a lonely job bearable
Having the right number two is a vital ingredient of success
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OPINION
1:09am
Capital controls will follow the weak dollar
We face a world broken into two competing financial blocs, says Michael Hudson
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Healthcare reform and the midterms
Republicans should help fix the measure, not scrap it
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Fixing immigration
German approach is not a total failure, but needs more work
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China’s low-energy plan
Beijing is still not doing enough to improve efficiency
Brian Groom's Notebook
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WORLD
12:51am
Irish eyes fixed on life beyond crisis
Dublin’s chief executives feel unfairly tarnished by the image of crony capitalism
Inside Finance
10:30pm
Better tax treatment would help free trapped cash
Taxing US groups on overseas profits is unusual and should be abolished, writes Francesco Guerrera
Clive Crook
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COLUMNISTS
Oct 17, 2010
A dramatic turn in West Virginia
Clive Crook reports on a treacherous strategy in the Senate race
Wolfgang Munchau
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COLUMNISTS
Oct 17, 2010
Does Weber really want to succeed Trichet?
It is hard to find someone who is more out of tune with the EU’s majority view on economic governance
OPINION
Oct 17, 2010
Both China and US are at fault in currency war
Felipe Larraín fears the impact on emerging markets in Asia and Latin America
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Defiant France ignores the abyss
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