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The International Monetary Fund is praising Italy for having taken “bold steps” to heal its finances but says the government needs to do more to get “unacceptably high” unemployment down.

The International Monetary Fund is praising Italy for having taken “bold steps” to heal its finances but says the government needs to do more to get “unacceptably high” unemployment down.

The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged and will try to reassure investors rattled by new turmoil in Europe and the U.S. Federal Reserve’s plans to begin winding up its stimulus.

Customers of MF Global’s failed broker-dealer unit and the trustee overseeing its liquidation won court approval for a $546 million settlement with JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Switzerland’s cabinet agreed to a new plan for resolving disputes between the country’s banks and U.S. authorities cracking down on offshore tax evasion, raising hopes the long-running dispute could be drawing to a close.

U.S. stock futures are sliding along with global markets as hotspots in Europe and the Middle East overshadow what are expected to be positive economic signs at home.

European lawmakers called for rules to limit the cash bonus paid to fund managers, but shied away from demanding the strict bonus caps that they pushed through for bankers earlier this year.

Justin Bieber has been caught in a pic getting close to a breathtakingly beautiful woman. The two exchange provocative glances of desperate desire!!! Mmmm, so juicy!!! Not sure who JB’s lovely lady might be, but she DEFINITELY isn’t Selena Gomez! Since they broke up, the Beauty and a Beat singer evolved into quite the darling bad boy.

Three days to deliver or face the consequences – that’s the warning given to Greece as it tries to secure its latest bailout payment. Coming after the resignation of Portugal’s Finance Minister and political problems in Italy Sonia Legg asks if the debt crisis could be about to re-ignite?

To Realize Africa’s Potential, Turn On the Lights. Former KMPG partner pleads guilty for insider trading scheme. Barclays stance on capital rules tests ties with regulator