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€20 billion tax break for French businesses

Kieran Corcoran reports on an attempt to revitalise the French economy

10 things you need to know about the oil industry

We speak to a Commercial Trainer at BP to find out what you need to know, whether you're pursuing a graduate career at an oil firm or an investment bank

3 intelligent things to say about the Budget

3 intelligent things to say about... UKIP

The key points to make if you're trying to impress recruiters

3 intelligent things to say about... the EU

The key points to make if you're trying to impress recruiters

5 great reasons to spend six months of your training contract abroad

Ever thought about completing part of your training contract overseas? A top US law firm explains why it could prove to be a great move for your career

A class act

Adam Bushby and Alex Douglas examine Ed Milliband's use of the "class" card

A continent in the deep end

What's been going on in the eurozone while you've been on holiday? Take a look at Will Hodges' summer snapshots to find out

A fair deal for the young?

Katie Morley of the Financial Times's Pensions Week takes a look at what decisions made by today's politicians mean for your financial future

A gloomy outlook for the young

Mike Barnard asks what the current economic situation means for young people

A renewable future?

Last week the regulator, Ofgem, warned that the UK energy market is in desperate need of reform. We look at the challenges ahead.

Acropolis now

From joining the euro to economic meltdown: Lucy Mair charts the path of the Greek nation over the past twenty years

Adding it up

Will Hodges reviews the budget – and works out what it means for you

Addressing the conferences

Adam Bushby gives us a round up of where Britain's three major parties stand in 2012

Adieu, Sarko! What now?

Will Hodges looks at the big questions from the French presidential election

After Brexit and Trump, is ‘Italexit’ the next major shock to the global economy?

With Italy gearing up for its own referendum on December 4, we look at potential outcomes for Europe’s fourth-largest economy, and for the rest of Europe

All about Africa

A look at the economic story of the world's second largest continent

Alternative currencies

Business boosters or flashes in the pan? Kieran Corcoran explains four different ways to trade

Alternative economics in Iceland

How did Iceland recover from economic meltdown? Adam Bushby finds out

American nightmare

Will Hodges sends an economic postcard from one of the nation's major cities

An Inside Job

Jordan Jones, of Durham University Investment and Finance Group, speaks about the time he spent working at the Bank of England.

Are graduates out of the woods?

Will Hodges argues that while the worst might be over for the markets, the outlook for graduates may become bleaker

Are stock prices more predictable than human behaviour?

Malvika Saraogi tries to rationalise the markets

Are the BRICs hitting a wall?

Will Hodges ignores the hype and takes a careful look at prospects for the key emerging market economies

Are you a Thatcherite?

Will Hodges examines the significance of the Iron Lady and her policies for today's young people

Are your job prospects in for an oil shock?

Will Hodges reviews the facts, figures and future prospects for the oil industry

Austerity and the environment

Finbarr Bermingham reports on Green Party MP Caroline Lucas's Hansard Society lecture in Parliament

Autumn Statement 2013: the main points and what it means for you

Hannah Langworth outlines the provisions that you need to know about

Autumn statement: the main points and what it means for you

Hannah Langworth outlines the provisions you need to know about

BRICking It: The rise of the emerging markets

Will the emerging markets save us all from recession?