Business this week
Jul 29th 2010
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- Skopje: A Macedonian makeover
- India's disappointing government: Much less than promised
- Science and religion: Another ungodly squabble
- An immigration row in Germany: Sarrazin vs the Saracens
- Banyan: Afloat on a Chinese tide
- Europe's economies: Turbocharged Germany
- The Bush tax cuts: A slight reprieve?
- Europe's Roma: Hard travelling
- Lexington: The charge of the Brat Pack
- Middle East peace talks: Back to the table
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Business this week reminds us of widening economic divergence as luxury goods group LVMH reports an incredible 53% increase in net profits while US consumer confidence falls, GDP growth slows and more pain is expected on the jobs front: http://nyti.ms/cra8xX
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