An empty chair on an Oslo stage was at the centre of a global schism over China's human-rights record in a ceremony to award the Nobel Peace Prize to Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo.
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A pan-European committee of financial regulators has taken a tough line on banker pay in its final guidelines issued.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel repeated their "total" commitment to defending the euro and the region's financial stability.
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Ireland's prime minister said he will put the country's €67.5 billion financial aid package to a parliamentary vote, saying that it will force opposition parties to support the package or offer alternatives.
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Norwegian insurer Gjensidige Forsikring said it has completed the initial public offering of 36.3% of its total capital, raising $1.66 billion for owner Gjensidige Foundation.
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Commodities giant Glencore International has made its first foray into the sugar sector in a move designed to tap into Brazil's forecast dominance of the market.
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Kuwait's sovereign wealth fund offered to invest $794.6 million in French state-controlled nuclear firm Areva in return for a 4.8% stake in the company, part of a capital increase that also will include the French government.
More than 20 years after the collapse of communism in Hungary, the government is auctioning off Socialist-era paintings, sculptures and photographs.
A top Royal Dutch Shell official told U.S. diplomats that her firm infiltrated "all relevant ministries" involved in its business in oil-rich Nigeria, a leaked cable shows.
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The ECB warned governments that they risked unleashing an "unsustainable debt spiral" in the financial markets if they failed to follow through on their pledges to cut budget deficits.
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Private-equity firm Apax Partners has entered into exclusive talks with EQT and Goldman Sachs over the sale of Danish cleaning giant ISS Holding, suggesting that big-ticket leveraged buyouts could be returning to Europe..
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Life must be protected from the moment of conception, Hungary's ruling party said in a draft of the country's new constitution that would effectively introduce a complete ban on abortion after several decades of liberal laws.
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