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Leading City experts have started raising the prospect of "Great Depression II" amid worries that the European economic crisis could trigger a deeper bout of chaos.
City fears of 'Great Depression Mark II'

The US Senate has passed legislation that will usher in the biggest overhaul of Wall Street since the Great Depression, fulfilling President Barack Obamas vow to toughen regulation of the financial sector following the credit crisis.
Historic Wall Street overhaul passed by US Senate

Angela Merkel has demanded a "signal of strength" from world leaders with the introduction of tougher international regulation of banks.
Angela Merkel calls for tough regulation on banks

Germany today stepped up its rhetoric against financial markets, throwing its weight behind a global tax on bank transactions and proposing a radical shift in the rules governing the single currency by insisting struggling eurozone countries be allowed to restructure their debt.
German action on euro crisis could trigger EU referendum in Britain

Lest anyone think this is an idle threat, Merkel called on Europe to "develop a process for an orderly state insolvency" - in other words work out how to let countries such as Greece, Spain and Portugal simply refuse to repay their debts. It might sound obvious to those on the outside, but this flies in the face of everything Europe has been trying to do and would set in train colossal losses for banks, pension funds and investors everywhere.
Germans are not posturing on short-selling: they're deadly serious

The list of dead and dying deals and loudly protesting companies in Australias resources sector is beginning to look very long, as FT Alphaville noted last week.
Oh no, now its mining tax contagion

The corporate investigator Jules Kroll, who founded the world's paramount financial detective agency, is training his sights on the tainted credit ratings industry with a "sceptical" service expected to begin scrutinising investment instruments as early as July.
Corporate detective Kroll plans 'sceptical' credit ratings agency

Arizona's tough new immigration law has drawn it into an open conflict with one of the most powerful cities in America, after a prominent Arizona politician threatened to pull the plug on its power supply to Los Angeles in retaliation for the city's boycott of the state.
Arizona threatens to cut power to Los Angeles over immigration row

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