Squawk Box Europe
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Andy Haldane, executive director for financial stability at the Bank of England, says the economy is "healing" but that we're still "a long way short off normality".
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Alf Goransson, CEO at Securitas, tells CNBC 2012 has been a tough year, but they are quite optimistic about North America.
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Guy Monson, managing partner at Sarasin & Partners, tells CNBC that the euro crisis gave Germany an amazing opportunity to penetrate the Asian markets.
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Professor Norman Lammert, president of the Bundestag speaks to Ross Westgate about how he sees the bloc evolving in the years to come.
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Steve Sedgwick takes you through Telecom Italia, the former state monopoly with a significant debt problem.
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Olam CEO Sunny Verghese defended the company's performance after shares slumped nearly 40 percent over the past year, and called the stock move a lagging indicator of progress at the Singapore-listed commodities trader.
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Allan Valentiner, director of Fixed Income at Johannes Führ, tells CNBC that the ECB is going to hold short-term rates where they are for quite some time.
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Steen Jakobsen, chief economist at Saxo Bank, tells CNBC that complacency is still a major issue for both markets and politicians.
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Brady Dougan, CEO of Credit Suisse, tells CNBC that over the past year and a half they have completely transformed their business and now have the investment bank of the future.
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Steve Sedgwick takes you through the European market open, where stocks have come in flat.
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Ben Verwaayen, CEO of Alcatel Lucent, tells CNBC that he is stepping down as CEO as the company has been stabilized and the next three years are all about execution.
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Brady Dougan, CEO of Credit Suisse, tells CNBC that they have good returns considering they are the first Basel III compliant investment banking business.
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Peter Long, CEO of TUI Travel, tells CNBC they are seeing very strong demand for winter sun holidays and ski holidays.
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Charlie Morris, head of absolute return at HSBC Global Asset Management, tells CNBC that at some point the market will get cheaper, because it has to, but it won't be in the next three months.
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Torgrim Reitan, CFO of Statoil, tells CNBC that earnings and production are growing significantly and 2012 was the best exploration year for the company since 1997.
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Bernard Charles, CEO of French technology group, Dassault Systemes, tells CNBC that it is 'prudent to be prudent' at the beginning of the year and not set up unrealistic targets.
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Alan Miller, founder of True and Fair Campaign, is pushing for more transparency over investment fees where around 50 percent of costs and charges are hidden.
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Michael Saunders, chief UK economist at Citi, confirms there are more over-50s in work in the UK, than those aged under 30.
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Ditlev Engel, CEO of Vestas Wind Systems, explains how Vestas is managing its U.S. plants following a reduction in the working week and a number of job losses - another 1,800 this year - as part of its cost-cutting drive.
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The current scandal surrounding Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy will not disappear any time soon and investors should expect ongoing volatility, according to the European research team at one of the world's largest banks.
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Gary McGann, CEO of Smurfit Kappa Group, talks about the challenges in the packaging business but said there would be ebbs and flows throughout the year.
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Cutmore anchors CNBC’s flagship "Squawk Box" in EMEA; the three-hour show bookends the opening of European equity markets.
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Based in London, Tso co-anchors CNBC flagship show in EMEA, Squawk Box, a show that sets the news agenda every trading day.
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Sedgwick co-anchors CNBC's flagship program "Squawk Box" (Europe) and is also CNBC's OPEC reporter covering major meetings.