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British Prime Minister David Cameron travels to a crisis summit today pinched by conflicting calls from allies at home to quit the European Union and the quest by euro leaders for a more integrated body politic.
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Rupert Murdoch told U.K. lawmakers probing phone hacking by a News Corp. tabloid in July that testifying about the scandal was the “most humble day” of his life. He may be humbled again this week.
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The European Union and the U.S., which have the world’s largest bilateral economic relationship, are making progress on a trade accord that may be spelled out by mid-2014, EU Trade Commissioner Karel De Gucht said.
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Theresa May has what former Prime Minister Tony Blair described as the toughest job in the British government. And it just got harder.
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A year ago, James Murdoch was promoted to News Corp.’s deputy chief operating officer, moving ever closer to succeeding his father as head of the media company. Now he’s struggling to keep his career alive.
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The phone hacking scandal in the U.K. hasn’t muzzled Rupert Murdoch in his native Australia, where his newspaper empire is doing more than any other to undermine Prime Minister Julia Gillard.
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News Corp.’s influence over British politics since Rupert Murdoch entered the U.K. media market in the 1960s will be dissected at an ethics inquiry reviewing the ties between journalists and politicians.
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Zhang Xin is betting hundreds of millions of dollars that the warnings of a housing crash are wrong. The former sweatshop worker has a track record of being right.
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From her leafy, 11th-floor rooftop terrace at the headquarters of Soho China Ltd ., billionaire Zhang Xin scans the relentlessly expanding Beijing skyline she helped create. Zhang’s avant-garde buildings -- some sleek as chopsticks, others stepped like rice terraces -- became part of the hottest real estate market on Earth in 2010.
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U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron’s New Year’s interviews have focused on how tough life is as Britain faces rising unemployment, increased borrowing, ballooning household bills and stagnant growth.
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