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Page last updated at 23:09 GMT, Wednesday, 21 April 2010 00:09 UK

Canary Wharf in London
Global recovery faster, says IMF
The global economy will grow a faster than expected 4.2% in 2010, but is not yet secure, says the International Monetary Fund.
Developing world leads recovery
IMF in 'radical' bank tax plans
IMF cuts estimate of crisis cost

Ash chaos 'cost airlines $1.7bn'
Airlines have lost about $1.7bn due to the disruptions to flights caused by the Icelandic volcanic eruption, the industry says.
New high for Greek debt cost
The Greek government's cost of borrowing hits a new record high as talks on an EU rescue package begin.

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India's changing job market


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EUROPE

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