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Martin Schulz, president of the European parliament, told CNBC that growing concerns over tax evasion was leading to a loss of trust among the European public.
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Gareth Penny, executive chairman of New World Resources, tells CNBC that they have seen coal prices reduce by thirty percent over the course of 2012 which has resulted in a loss for the business.
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Jim Hagemann Snabe, Co-CEO of SAP, tells CNBC that the technology industry is going through a relatively large change and their innovation strategy has paid off.
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Ahmed Heikal, chairman and chief executive of Citadel Capital, tells CNBC that the Muslim Brotherhood is clearly pro-markets and learning but the country is pressed for time.
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Aiman Ezzat, CFO of Capgemini, tells CNBC they are trying to increase the share of their revenue coming from fast-growth economies and North America.
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Dennis Gartman, founder, editor and publisher of the Gartman Letter, tells CNBC Europe why he thinks the psychology of the markets has changed, and changed dramatically. (Gartman will also be a live guest on Fast Money at 12:30p ET (5:28)
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Last year’s exports of beef and pork to Russia were worth more than $550 million. That's a 21 percent increase from 2011 and a share that US companies stand to lose this year.
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Dr Amit Roy, managing director and head of healthcare research at Nomura, tells CNBC that the ability to keep making new blockbuster drugs depends on the medicine.
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Karen Cho takes you through the European market open, where stocks have come in lower.
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Wolf Piccoli, head of Europe practice at Eurasia Group, tells CNBC that the Italian election has the potential to become messy.
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Timo Soini, leader of the True Finns, a nationalist party in Finland tells CNBC why his is dissatisfied with Europe.
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Nancy McKinstry, CEO at Wolters Kluwer, tells CNBC that Europe remains challenging but their North American and Asian businesses were able to grow fast enough to overcome these challenges.
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Keith Woolcock, partner at 5th Column Ideas, says the Dell-story tells the PC cycle is dead, but the Apple share price indicates the end of cycle for smartphones, adding the few tech stocks worth investing in are already on very high PE.
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Elsa Lignos, G10 currency strategist at RBC, explains the communication about intervention that caused the New Zealand dollar weaken against the US dollar.
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Feike Sijbesma, CEO of DSM, tells CNBC that they reported solid quarter four results and are positioned for growth in 2013.
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Bill Stoops, CIO of Dragon Capital, is positive about the Vietnamese government's non-performing loan program and recommends investing in the country.
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Maria Pinelli, global vice chair of strategic growth markets at Ernst & Young, says institutional investors are keen to invest in initial public offerings (IPOs).
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Nigel Legge, founder of investment firm Vinculum, favors "best in breed" companies with good management, consistent earnings and strong balance sheets.
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Prashant Sawant, convertible bond specialist at KNG Securities, tells CNBC infrastructure is a key challenge for India, and an opportunity for the U.K.
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Oscar Giannino, leader of Italy's "Act to stop the decline" movement, says Prime Minister Mario Monti has helped Italy recover market credibility, but he disagrees with some of his government agenda.
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