—Jack Ewing, Europe Insight
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel indicated in her New Year's address that she may be willing to cut taxes in the year ahead
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"Peace will help with prosperity and confidence. Let's hear all the voices. The economies of Israel, West Bank and Gaza could benefit from more sensible peace negotiations."
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In the downturn, corporate chiefs like GE's Immelt say social responsibility will remain vital, but it must be cost-effective and fit corporate needs
Plunging prices have made European equities tempting for investors with an appetite for risk. Arcelor Mittal, Nokia, and LVMH offer potential upside
Some former winners such as Google helped give a leg up to the crop of 2009 Technology Pioneers chosen by the World Economic Forum