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New UBS boss seeks fresh start after trading

The new interim boss of UBS has been charged with reorganizing its investment bank, a task which will take two to three years to complete, its chairman said on Sunday, after CEO Oswald Gruebel quit over the $2.3 billion rogue trading scandal.

ECB undecided on length of debt-buying program: Paramo

The European Central Bank has not decided how long its unconventional interventions in the secondary market for European government debt will go on, Executive Board Member Jose Manuel Gonzalez-Paramo said in an interview on Sunday.

Kudrin rules out role in Russia's next government

Russia's finance Minister Alexei Kudrin said he would decline a job in the country's next government, citing irreconcilable policy differences with President Dmitry Medvedev, who is set to become premier in a job swap with Vladimir Putin.

Rio Tinto says will talk to Mongolia on copper mine deal

Global mining giant Rio Tinto will respond to any request from the Mongolian government to discuss its investment in the country's giant Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold deposit, but still expects the original 2009 agreement to be honored.

Kat Von D and Jesse James Split Up Again

Tattoo artist Kat Von D and motorcycle entrepreneur Jesse James have decided to go their separate ways yet again. In a post on Facebook called Odds and Ends, the tattoo artist said that she was no longer in a relationship.

IMF to mull expansion of crisis-fighting capacity

The International Monetary Fund said on Saturday it would decide by April whether its resources are sufficient to prevent a global credit crunch if Europe's debt crisis spreads to the rest of the world.

LG to pour about $7 billion in Green New Business

LG, South Korea's second largest business conglomerate, said on Sunday it will invest 8 trillion won ($6.83 billion) in Green New Business sectors such as electric vehicle parts, LED lighting and sewage treatment industries by 2015.

UniCredit CEO urges swift economic reforms

Italy could face losing its economic competitiveness unless political leaders move quickly to carry out economic reforms to cut its debt and restart growth, the head of UniCredit , Italy's biggest bank, said on Saturday.

BAE may cut 3,000 jobs as Typhoon orders slow: media

British defense giant BAE Systems is set to announce up to 3,000 job losses as it struggles to secure orders for the Eurofighter Typhoon in the wake of cuts to defense budgets by partner nations, British media reported on Sunday.

G20, IMF/World Bank meetings in Washington

The following are highlights of comments by finance ministers and central bankers in Washington this week for meetings of the Group of 20 and the semiannual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank.

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