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The communications-challenged company finally confirmed scuttlebutt about Steve Jobs’ health. The problem isn’t what was said, but in what wasn’t for several months. Apple should articulate succession plans to restore credibility with investors.
SEC could ease fair-value accounting problems
UK ban on short-selling should be lifted
ECB should expand its remit
What will governments do with banks?
Gold may glitter again in 2009
EU must take Ukraine to task over Gazprom conflict
Emerging markets set for painful divide
Madoff scandal underlines need for SEC overhaul
India-Pakistan conflict would cost both dearly
Stuart Rose needs to set out bold strategy at M&S
Russia can still reform in spite of meltdown
Obama's tax stimulus looks sensible but still risky
Chinese 3G invites protectionist row
Wall Street staggers into 2009
Meltdown avoidance plan
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