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France seeks eurozone stability packageCNN International(Financial Times) -- France is pressing the EU to adopt a financial stability package to stem the eurozone crisis, believing negative market reaction to the €100bn bailout of Spain's banks shows... No comment yet.
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Nikkei down 6% and European exchanges off 1% on economic stimulus fears and growth downgrade to 2.2% Delete the scoop?
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Not only has social inequality risen in the industrialized nations over the past three decades, the economic crisis of 2008-09 sped up the deterioration as “pain of the crisis was not evenly shared,” a new report of the OECD says. Via Aykut Kibritçioğlu Delete the scoop?
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Pontiff says politicians need to be bold in tackling the root causes of the economic crisis Delete the scoop?
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Jonathan Haynes, Tdf Consultants comments, "Companies need older, experienced candidates as well as fresh, young minds. What is also important is to bring in talent from other industries. ompanies become too fixated on the idea that only someone with direct experience is relevant to a job. Not so - pigeonholing in any form is the death of most companies." 
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May 8, 7:28 PM
The reality that most recruiters are under 40, results in business owners seeking to recruit new staff, rarely being presented with competent and capable candidates who are mature and experienced. The fact that mature workers and younger workers possess a different type of intelligence, and a business needs both types of intelligence operating within the business to be successful, means that businesses not employing a certain percentage of mature workers are missing out on gaining a competitive advantage over companies whose employee profiles are skewed heavily towards younger employees. This excellent article, discusses the different types of intelligence that younger and older workers possess, and it identifies four opportunities for a business to improve productivity, move beyond stereotypes, increase work flexibility and improve organisation training by employing older workers. Delete the scoop?
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Business secretary speaks out against rush to sell bailed-out bank, saying it could be used to make sector more competitive Delete the scoop?
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Bailed-out bank's chairman uses strongest language yet to talk of sale, as RBS reports first-quarter profits of £826m Delete the scoop?
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With around a quarter of its population older than 60, Japan has rightly earned its rep for having the worst demographic crises in the world. Delete the scoop?
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Almost three times as many women as men have become long-term unemployed since 2010, says Fawcett Society Delete the scoop?
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Goldman Sachs boss Lloyd Blankfein says the UK must stick with its austerity plan or face a negative reaction from global investors. Delete the scoop?
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Chancellor to beef up £80bn loans scheme amid US calls for Britain to tone down austerity measures Delete the scoop?
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Ocado chairman Sir Stuart Rose (pictured) and Next boss Lord Wolfson are among the 500 people who have signed up to the Business for Britain campaign. Delete the scoop?
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The world's leading economies set an objective on Saturday to boost growth and jobs at the end of a weekend of high-level meetings, but undermined their ambitions with sharply differing views of the necessary policies. Delete the scoop?
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Male migrants in the UK have had higher levels of employment than British workers from 2007 onwards, according to a report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). Delete the scoop?
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After two weeks scrutinising the UK economy, the International Monetary Fund has called on the government to do more to speed up the recovery Delete the scoop?
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Outgoing Bank of England governor Sir Mervyn King said Chancellor George Osborne's Help to Buy scheme was 'too close for comfort' and could damage the mortgage market. Delete the scoop?
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New data from the 2011 Census showed that 3.8million came to the UK's shores in the previous ten years, doubling the number who were already living here. Delete the scoop?
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Indonesia's economy grew at just 6.02% in the first quarter of 2013, compared with the previous year. That's the slowest growth in two years, and it's in large part due to flagging export demand. Delete the scoop?
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Chancellor to stick to austerity strategy and defend stance at upcoming London talks Delete the scoop?
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Here's yet another reason we may never trust credit-rating agencies again: One of the biggest of them has just suggested that we shouldn't. Delete the scoop?
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Recent data shows growth is slowing in the United States and China, while Europe's recession is still underway. And even though Japan has announced a massive stimulus program, it's not likely to grow much this year either. Delete the scoop?
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The stock market enjoyed a soaring start to 2013, but could fears of a triple-dip recession be about to turn the rally into a slump? Delete the scoop?
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Government poised to offload several major assets, starting with some or all of its £3bn stake in Urenco nuclear fuel firm Delete the scoop?
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The coldest March in 50 years may have tipped the ailing U.K. economy into a third recession since the financial crisis, a result that will raise further doubts about the government's policy of austerity. Delete the scoop?
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The Chancellor is expected to announce plans to expand lending to small businesses - but his predecessor Alistair Darling says the Government's economic policies are 'simply not working'. Delete the scoop?
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British chancellor says he wants to put tax reform at centre of Britain's presidency of the G8 this year Delete the scoop?
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