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How to Bet Money on the Nobel Prize in Literature
Ladbrokes and its rivals in Britain make book on elections, cabinet reshuffles, all sorts of awards, and even the royal baby's name
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Inside the Arctic Circle, Where Your Facebook Data Lives
Its remote Swedish data center is leading a server revolution
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Gross National Happiness
A UN survey shows that Peruvians are feeling rosier; Egyptians are down
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A Brooklyn Beer With a Swedish Accent
The Scandinavian nation is Brooklyn Brewery’s No. 2 market
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Greece's Crackdown Is Risky—and Long Overdue
The government’s campaign against Golden Dawn must address the rise of racism
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What's Next for Vuitton as Marc Jacobs Bids Adieu?
LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton Chairman Bernard Arnault stunned the fashion world 16 years ago, when he chose Jacobs to run the brand
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A French Entrepreneur Tries Telecommuting From a Desert Island, Robinson Crusoe-Style
Gauthier Toulemonde plans to spend 40 days on an uninhabited Indonesian island, living in a tent and running his Paris publishing business with…
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Germany Is Exporting Its Grandmas
Merkel’s government helps defray costs in a Polish nursing home
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Greece's Financial Woes Are Far From Over
Debt stands at 176 percent of GDP. No one knows how Greece will pay
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What Angela Merkel Owes the Rest of Europe
The reelected chancellor should lay out a vision for securing the future of the union
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After Johannesburg's Gold Rush: Mine Dumps
Millions of Johannesburg's residents dwell on or near toxic, dusty sands left by gold mines. Even now, companies and individuals reprocess the…
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Sephora’s Late-Night Lipstick Sales Run Afoul of French Labor Laws
Sephora’s Champs-Elysées store is ordered by a Paris court to close at 9 p.m.
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The World’s Oldest Bank Lives to Lend Another Day
Monte Paschi will suspend payments on some of its debt—without triggering a default
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Greece Moves Back to Center Stage in Europe's Debt Drama
As Greece faces further funding gaps, a moratorium on mortgage foreclosures may be lifted
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Lamborghini Zooms Into India Over Potholes
The luxury sports car brand opens a second dealership in India. Road conditions are an obstacle
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The Honey Launderers: Uncovering the Largest Food Fraud in U.S. History
Germany’s ALW gets busted for smuggling cheap honey from China
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Gross National Happiness
A UN survey shows that Peruvians are feeling rosier; Egyptians are down
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Germany Is Exporting Its Grandmas
Merkel’s government helps defray costs in a Polish nursing home
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Germany Wants More Truck Drivers
A dearth of German drivers spurs an influx of low-paid foreign rivals
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Greece's Unemployed Young: A Great Depression Steals the Nation's Future
Nearly 30 percent of the country is out of work, but the real damage goes even deeper
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Greece's Crackdown Is Risky—and Long Overdue
The government’s campaign against Golden Dawn must address the rise of racism
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Could Sheldon Adelson's EuroVegas Go up in Smoke?
The casino owner wants Spain to modify its antismoking law, but so far the Rajoy government isn't budging
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Angela Merkel's Years in East Germany Shaped Her Crisis Politics
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Chinese Workers—in Greenland?
A proposed iron ore mine in Greenland could provide the Chinese a foothold in the Arctic
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After Johannesburg's Gold Rush: Mine Dumps
Millions of Johannesburg's residents dwell on or near toxic, dusty sands left by gold mines. Even now, companies and individuals reprocess the…
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Is Germany Responsible for the Euro Crisis?
German banks invested heavily in countries such as Greece and Spain
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How the 2004 Olympics Triggered Greece's Decline
The cost of the games helped push the Greeks into a fiscal black hole
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Check Out the Successful Danish Model
Denmark is one of the world's happiest countries, and a government minister says smart economic policies are a reason
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If the Euro Collapses, the Swiss Army Is Ready
Switzerland has staged military drills to handle a wave of refugees if chaos follows a currency meltdown
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Iceland Prosecutor Investigates, Convicts Bankers for Financial Crimes
Ólafur Hauksson was the only man who'd take the job of special prosecutor. Now he may have one of the world's biggest market manipulation cases on…
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The Honey Launderers: Uncovering the Largest Food Fraud in U.S. History
Germany’s ALW gets busted for smuggling cheap honey from China
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Gross National Happiness
A UN survey shows that Peruvians are feeling rosier; Egyptians are down
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Germany Is Exporting Its Grandmas
Merkel’s government helps defray costs in a Polish nursing home
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Greece's Financial Woes Are Far From Over
Debt stands at 176 percent of GDP. No one knows how Greece will pay
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Germany Wants More Truck Drivers
A dearth of German drivers spurs an influx of low-paid foreign rivals
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Check Out the Successful Danish Model
Denmark is one of the world's happiest countries, and a government minister says smart economic policies are a reason
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After Johannesburg's Gold Rush: Mine Dumps
Millions of Johannesburg's residents dwell on or near toxic, dusty sands left by gold mines. Even now, companies and individuals reprocess the…
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What Angela Merkel Owes the Rest of Europe
The reelected chancellor should lay out a vision for securing the future of the union
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Rotterdam Rats Are Being Trained to Sniff Out Crime
Police in the Netherlands have trained rats to sniff out blood, explosives, and more. The rodents are cheaper than lab tests
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Merkel Has a Mandate. But What's Her Vision?
The chancellor is dead set against sweeping measures such as a European banking union that would move the region toward deeper integration
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Is Germany Responsible for the Euro Crisis?
German banks invested heavily in countries such as Greece and Spain
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The Italian Job: A Factory Owner Seeks Market Freedom in Poland
Firem owner Fabrizio Pedroni relocates his plant to avoid heavy regulation
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The World’s Oldest Bank Lives to Lend Another Day
Monte Paschi will suspend payments on some of its debt—without triggering a default
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Comedian Beppe Grillo on Italy's Political and Economic Future
“People came out of my shows saying, ‘He made us laugh, but also think. What should we do?’”
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Greek Islands for Sale
A Russian tycoon's daughter bought Skorpios in April, and Greeks wonder what changes may be coming
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The Honey Launderers: Uncovering the Largest Food Fraud in U.S. History
Germany’s ALW gets busted for smuggling cheap honey from China
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Europe

Germany Is Exporting Its Grandmas
Merkel’s government helps defray costs in a Polish nursing home
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Europe

What Angela Merkel Owes the Rest of Europe
The reelected chancellor should lay out a vision for securing the future of the union
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Transportation

Germany Wants More Truck Drivers
A dearth of German drivers spurs an influx of low-paid foreign rivals
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Europe

Greece's Financial Woes Are Far From Over
Debt stands at 176 percent of GDP. No one knows how Greece will pay
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Europe

Greece's Crackdown Is Risky—and Long Overdue
The government’s campaign against Golden Dawn must address the rise of racism
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Norway Has Too Much of a Good Thing
The country's oil industry thrives while costs throttle other sectors
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Greece's Unemployed Young: A Great Depression Steals the Nation's Future
Nearly 30 percent of the country is out of work, but the real damage goes even deeper
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Five Myths About Europe's Youth Unemployment Crisis
The numbers aren't as bad as they seem but in many countries, jobs are painfully scarce for young people
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Gross National Happiness
A UN survey shows that Peruvians are feeling rosier; Egyptians are down
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Europe

The Italian Job: A Factory Owner Seeks Market Freedom in Poland
Firem owner Fabrizio Pedroni relocates his plant to avoid heavy regulation
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After Johannesburg's Gold Rush: Mine Dumps
Millions of Johannesburg's residents dwell on or near toxic, dusty sands left by gold mines. Even now, companies and individuals reprocess the…
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