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• Analysis: In speech, Obama pushes activist government and takes on far right
• Obama lauds progress on gay civil rights in inaugural address
• House Republicans seek vote to extend debt limit to May 19
• Among Asia's hedge funds, smaller was better last year
• EU states to get go-ahead for tax on trading
• U.S. gives tribute to memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• U.S. gives tribute to memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr
• Obama's second presidential Inaugural Address
• Obama urges end to political name-calling as second term starts
• Vice President Joe Biden takes oath of office at public ceremony
• Britain PM to give delayed EU speech on Wednesday
• ECB's Noyer: 2012 a turning point in euro crisis
• UK to give counter-terror, intelligence aid to Algeria
• Yen firm as bets on losses trimmed before BOJ decision
• Italy economy to grow from 2014, but not enough: Grilli
• Michelle Obama's inaugural fashion: Thom Brown, J. Crew
• EU parliament in talks to challenge new derivatives rules
• Merkel says defeat in state election "hurts"
• Bitter setback for Merkel months before German election
• Yen rises on profit taking before BOJ decision
• A bitter defeat for Merkel months before German election
• Asian shares retreat from highs, yen volatile before BOJ
• Yen steadies off two and a half-year low ahead of Bank of Japan decision
• Yen bounces off two and a half-year low ahead of Bank of Japan verdict
• Center left ousts Merkel coalition in cliffhanger state vote
• Diplomat knew Algeria attack leader as his captor, one-eyed "Jack"
• Hurry up Mr Vice President, I've got a train to catch
• Analysis: China upturn underscores need to rebalance economy
• Sixth militant captured alive at Algeria plant: source
• Merkel coalition struggles to keep power in state vote-exit poll
• Merkel coalition, center left neck-and-neck in state vote: exit poll
• White House says confident will pass some gun control legislation
• Mali Islamist leader helped Berlin in 2003: magazine
• Franco-German motor sputters in crucial euro year

• Dutchman to head Eurogroup, wants to move on from crisis-fighting
• Yen, Asian shares mark time before BOJ decision
• Germany, France paper over euro cracks in show of unity
• Merkel suffers setback months before federal vote
• Second inauguration just as intense for some Obama fans
• RIM shares rise to 13-month high on strategic review hopes
• Egypt says Mali intervention will inflame conflict
• Emboldened Obama lays out battle plan as he launches second term
• Greek banks' ECB funding rises in December, ELA down
• Obama takes oath of office for second term
• Britain PM to give delayed EU speech Wednesday
• Britain may offer more military aid to France for Mali operation
• Snow effect could tip UK into triple-dip recession
• European shares test two-year highs, yen volatile before BOJ
• Likely new Eurogroup head wants to move on from crisis-fighting
• Merkel suffers setback months before federal vote
• UK rejects combat role in Mali after Algeria crisis
• Leader of Merkel's FDP allies keeps party post
• China rebukes Clinton for comments on disputed islets
• China rebukes Clinton for comments on disputes islets
• JGB gains as steepening trade unwound ahead of BOJ
• Factbox: Timeline for Obama inauguration events
• Asian shares pause, yen volatile as Bank of Japan meeting eyed
• Colombia's FARC rebels end ceasefire
• Asian shares edge down, yen eases as BoJ meeting eyed
• Obama starts second term in White House ceremony
• Yen sees no reprieve as BOJ meeting looms
• Euro zone surveys to offer hope as Japan eases
• Italy's Monti calls for "radical reforms" in campaign launch
• U.N. report finds torture of Afghan detainees, secret sites
• Gaffe-prone Merkel rival drags down center-left as vote looms
• Obama sworn in for second term in White House ceremony
• Senior Democrat says Senate will finally pass a budget this year

• Eurogroup bids farewell to mercurial Juncker, heralds new era
• Obama defends healthcare programs in inaugural speech
• Britain's biggest companies see tax bill drop 18 percent in 2012
• Obama places civil rights at center of inauguration
• At Obama's church service, hymns, prayers - and a tweet?
• Dutch finance minister confirmed as new head of Eurogroup
• Britain says to act on North Africa terror threat
• Obama urges political cooperation, uplift of middle class
• House Republicans seek vote on debt limit extension to May 19
• Britain's FTSE finishes at fresh four-and-a-half year peaks
• UK may offer France more military aid for Mali mission
• Berlusconi revamps media tactics to woo Italian voters
• Obama looks "to finish what we started" as second term begins
• Strategy lessons for Merkel in German state vote
• Italy's economy to grow from 2014 but not enough, Grilli says
• Facing challenges, Obama kicks off second term at public inauguration
• With array of challenges, Obama kicks off second term at public inauguration
• Bosnian teachers, policemen strike against budget cuts
• Head of Merkel's FDP allies offers to quit: party source
• BOJ says to start Tuesday's rate review earlier than usual
• Analysis: Cameron leading Britain into minefield on EU
• Factbox: Some facts about presidential inaugurations
• Obama starts second term in low-key White House ceremony
• Fraser and Neave rises to record after Thai group raises bid
• ECB's Weidmann says bond buy conditions problematic: paper
• Investigators to travel to Pratt facility in Phoenix: NTSB
• No flubs, no re-dos for Obama and Roberts at swearing-in
• Senior Democrat says Senate to finally pass a budget
• Merkel coalition struggles to keep power in state vote: exit poll
• Obama sworn in at low-key White House ceremony
• Merkel coalition, center left neck-and-neck in state vote-exit poll
• Neutral Austria votes to keep military draft
• Makeshift bomb injures two at Greek shopping mall