Desperate in Davos: policymakers struggle for answers

By Noah Barkin DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) – Angela Merkel was missing from Davos this year, but the German leader's optimistic mantra “we can do this” echoed through the snowy resort in the Swiss Alps. Beneath the veneer of can-do optimism at the World Economic Forum, however, was a creeping concern that the politicians, diplomats and central bankers who flock each year to this gathering of the…

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Siemens to buy CD-adapco for close to $1 billion: source

Siemens AG , Europe's biggest industrial group, has agreed to buy CD-adapco, a privately held U.S. engineering software firm, for close to $1 billion in cash, according to a person familiar with the matter. Siemens's deal with CD-adapco could be announced as early

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Top Twitter executives to leave company in reshuffle: source

By Yasmeen Abutaleb SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Four senior Twitter executives are leaving the media company, which is also adding a new chief marketing officer and two board members, a source said on Sunday, outlining the biggest leadership changes since Jack Dorsey returned as chief executive…

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Crude extends gains after surge on short-covering, cold spell

Oil prices soared 10 percent on Friday, one of the biggest daily rallies ever, as bearish traders who had taken out record short positions scrambled to close them, betting the market's long rout may finally be over. “Low crude oil prices continue to negatively impact high cost U.S. oil producers. A massive snowstorm on the U.S. East Coast helped stoke demand for oil for heating, helping

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Toshiba to sell part of its chip operations: sources

Japan's Toshiba Corp plans to sell part of its chip business as it aims to recover from a $1.3 billion accounting scandal, three people familiar with the matter told Reuters on Saturday. The electronics conglomerate has started accepting bids, with

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IMF’s Lagarde says markets need clarity on China currency

Financial markets need more clarity on how the Chinese authorities are managing their currency, particularly the relationship of the yuan to the U.S. dollar, IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said on Saturday. Asked at a…

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Google to pay $185 million UK back taxes, critics want more

Google has agreed to pay 130 million pounds ($185 million) in back taxes to Britain, prompting criticism from opposition lawmakers and campaigners who said the “derisory” figure smacked of a “sweetheart deal”. Google, now part of Alphabet Inc , has been under pressure in recent years over its practice of channeling most profits from European clients through Ireland to Bermuda, where it pays no tax on them. In 2013, the …

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VW China Chief: ‘volume isn’t everything’ in contest with GM

Volkswagen AG's China chief said on Saturday he's optimistic in the company's outlook for this year, saying “volume isn't everything” in the competition with General Motors Co to lead the

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Iran oil minister says proposed OPEC emergency meeting may hurt market

Iran's oil minister said on Friday any emergency meeting of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries would hurt the crude oil market if it made no decision to shore up falling prices. Venezuela has been calling for an emergency meeting to discuss steps to prop up prices, which are at their lowest

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JPMorgan raises Dimon’s pay 35 percent, but adds strings

JPMorgan Chase & Co directors raised Chief Executive Jamie Dimon's total compensation by 35 percent to $27 million for 2015, a regulatory filing on Thursday showed. The company pegged Dimon's base salary at $1.5 million, the

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