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3 February 2013 Last updated at 06:18 ET

Google boss labels China 'IT menace'Google logo

Google Chairman Eric Schmidt uses a new book to call China an Internet menace that backs cyber-crime for economic and political gain, reports say.


Sterling coins and notesPound in big fall against euro

The pound weakens further against the euro, seeing its biggest one-day falls in almost three years, on continuing signs the eurozone economy is improving.

Dow at five-year high on jobs data

The main US share index closes on Friday at a five-year high, buoyed by data showing the economy added more jobs than previously estimated at the end of 2012.

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Robert Peston, Business editor Article written by Robert Peston Robert Peston Business editor

Is there good news in HMV's collapse?

Will HMV survive in any form, and is its collapse a sign that banks are feeling more confident that they have sufficient capital to absorb losses from a rising incidence of insolvencies, which could be a precursor to stronger economic recovery?

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Stephanie Flanders, Economics editor Article written by Stephanie Flanders Stephanie Flanders Economics editor

Long-term thinking for the UK economy

A new report from the London School of Economics sheds some light on what really matters for the UK's long-term economic health.

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Market index Current value Trend Variation % variation
Dow Jones 14009.79 Up 149.21 1.08%
Nasdaq 3179.10 Up 36.97 1.18%
S&P 500 1513.17 Up 15.06 1.01%
FTSE 100 6347.24 Up 70.36 1.12%
Dax 7833.39 Up 57.34 0.74%
BBC Global 30 6639.91 Up 77.80 1.19%

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