Eurozone latest update, Brussels urges emissions capture debate, Companies should pay for equipment that can capture greenhouse gas emissions, says Brussels, as it begins discussion on 2030 climate change targets
Meanwhile, Investors wrestle with eurozone angst, The resurgence of worries over the eurozone has rendered the single currency, once again, traders' favoured proxy for the market's risk appetite
Cyprus finds not all nations are equal
The treatment of the island shows that the eurozone is a group where the interests of the big nations stand highest, says Christopher Pissarides
British economic news, UK overruled on financial services law, Opposition to a new cap on bankers' bonuses was swept aside as the rest of the EU discarded a convention relating to the UK and an industry of national importance
World is full of lie, Virtual world's future lies underground, Deregulating manholes represents the latest creative approach to the concept of 'unbundling' – forcing network companies to rent infrastructure
Bankers info from Cyprus, Personal banking, the eurozone way, As the Eurozone's banks deal with the fallout from Cyprus, it is managers as well as customers who are feeling the pressure, writes Robert Shrimsley
Meanwhile, Cyprus shows IMF hardening on Europe, The International Monetary Fund's relationship with the European Commission is under strain as the fund takes an increasingly tough line on rescues
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