European Union is ready to set tough bank pay curbs, Talks on reforms to make banks safer enter a decisive week with London outgunned after backroom diplomacy to blunt a bonus crackdown
From Berlin, German split threatens Europe's Tobin tax, Opposition Social Democrats accuse Merkel's junior coalition partners of breaking their pledge to back proposed eurozone levy on financial transactions
Latest update from EU, Eurozone core cashes in on cheap borrowing, Barclays' analysis suggests companies based in 'core' of bloc have been main beneficiaries of ECB's promise to do 'whatever it takes' to save eurozone
About referendum, Only one in three wants UK to stay in EU, Given an in-out vote 50 per cent would support leaving bloc. Establishment faces uphill struggle to convince public before any referendum
Meanwhile, Europe's budget deal is flawed
It is misguided not to shift investment, towards the areas where European added value are at their greatest, writes Martin Schulz
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