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30 Aug 2014:
The International Monetary Fund chief can continue to ‘effectively carry out her duties’ despite corruption investigation
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29 Aug 2014: From sexual abuse on a grand scale in Rotherham to a Bake Off meltdown, a roundup of the week’s news
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27 Aug 2014:
IMF chief and former finance minister says decision to investigate her for alleged negligence is unfounded
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27 Aug 2014:
The head of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde, has been charged with "simple negligence" over her handling of a €400m payout to a French business tycoon when she was finance minister.
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22 Aug 2014: Only the second woman to be given the highest office in the Square Mile, the 686th title holder is taking care of business
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16 Jun 2014:
The annual review cut its growth forecast to 2%, citing a harsh winter and problems in housing market
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8 Jun 2014: PM's office confirms meetings with Treasury secretary and Federal Reserve head, but 'busy schedule' precludes others
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8 Jun 2014: The prime minister has reportedly cancelled meetings with the world's top finance officials during his visit to the United States
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6 Jun 2014:
Christine Lagarde urges government to rethink Help to Buy and says organisation underestimated UK's recovery
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6 Jun 2014: Editorial: Governments should appoint the next EC president – and it should be someone who understands the need for reform
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2 Jun 2014: After terrifying John Major, Sir John Kerr has moved on to well-connected boardrooms and the heart of Bilderberg
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Guardian Professional,
31 May 2014:
Global wealth is being captured by an increasingly disconnected elite and creating a vacuum ripe for the rhetoric of UKIP and other extreme parties
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30 May 2014: Christine Lagarde says the continent must redouble efforts to stamp out poverty to benefit from recent economic boom
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28 May 2014: German chancellor takes the top spot on annual list, followed by Janet Yellen, Hillary Clinton and Beyoncé, among others
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27 May 2014:
IMF chief warns that leaders must restore and sustain trust in capitalism, quoting Churchil, JFK, Aristotle and Wilde to get her point across
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