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Christine Lagarde
Christine Lagarde, IMFs outgoing chairwoman, offered financial advice to President Donald Trump and warned of the risks of nationalism and wall-building.
Her lawyer says his team will look into appealing the decision.
"Sports help women network."
We're turning to female leaders, but don't break out the champagne and Beyonce playlist just yet.
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IMF chief Christine Lagarde said the Republican candidate's antitrade policies could be "disastrous."
Who run the world? Girls.
Christine Lagarde reckons that higher minimum wages and more family-friendly policies would improve the economy.
Speculation that the IMF would pressure Greece to negotiate is "nonsense," says a letter rife with thinly veiled criticism.
A letter from Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras questions whether the country "can trust" the lender.
It's time to think beyond divestment.
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