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Special Report
A man for three seasons
Berlusconi is back for the third time, sending affectionate kisses to Italians in his victory speech and promising to revive Italy's ailing economy and slash taxes. But of course, as many Italians will tell you, they have heard it all before...
Multimedia
Talking telepresence
We talk to Geir Olsen EMEA President of TANDBERG about improvements in telepresence technology.
The advantages of telepresence
21st century technology: real time telepresence meetings
Real-Time communication
Peter Quinlan explains the manifold benefits of benefits of telepresenceDanone a good job
We profile Franck Riboud, CEO Danone
Artistic investment
Investing in art can yield big dividends, we investigate the market for corporate acquisitions
Open for business
How Ireland is timidly opening up to new investment strategies.
Bulgarian squeeze
How the EU are putting pressure on the Eastern European country.
CEO Profiles
Alexei Miller, Gazprom
Transforming Gazprom from a company beset by corruption and financial mismanagement into the most influential in the energy business cannot be overstated
Brady Dougan, Credit Suisse
In choosing Brady Dougan to succeed Oswald Gruebel in its top job, Credit Suisse was certainly taking a calculated risk