Jan. 19 - Agenda-setting financial insight from Reuters global commentary unit Breakingviews.

Jan. 18 - Agenda-setting financial insight from Reuters global commentary unit Breakingviews.

Jeffrey Goldfarb and Antony Currie kick off bank earnings season with a discussion about JPMorgan's record profit.

Jan 13 - Former US President Jimmy Carter tells a news conference that, despite disparities, Egypt's election results accurately reflect the will of the people. Rough cut, no reporter narration.

Jan. 13 - The top stories on Friday including TPG's offer to help Olympus, JPMorgan results preview, Italian bond auction and Asian anger at Apple.

Jan 13 - Pakistan's prime minister calls a meeting of the cabinet defence committee which the army's chief will also attend. Paul Chapman reports.

Jan. 12 - Reuters banking correspondent Dave Clarke discusses his story on how Silicon Valley may be affected by the pending Volcker Rule limits on proprietary trading.

Jan. 12 - Reuters Breakingviews look at what 2012 might hold for the euro, Obama and how to survive animal finance metaphors.

Jan. 12 - The top stories on Thursday including RBS cutting jobs, weak Tesco sales, ECB/BoE meetings and a Spanish bond auction.

Jan. 11 - According to the January 2012 Reuters/Ipsos poll, 30 percent of Republican voters would vote for Mitt Romney, up from only 18 percent in December.

Reuters Breakingviews: Ron Paul's staying power Breakingviews columnists discuss how the outspoken libertarian could alter the debate in the US presidential race.

Reuters Breakingviews: Nomura's latest departure is bad news Jan. 10 - Jesse Bhattal's resignation signals a retreat for Japanese investment bank Nomura. Hungary's choice - disaster or surrender; and why Taiwanese voters must focus on growth rather than China.

Jan. 10 - A look at the key Tuesday morning headlines on Reuters including slow China trade growth, job cuts at Bank of America-Merrill Lynch and SocGen forecasting a drop in revenue.

Jan. 9 - A look at the key Monday morning headlines on Reuters including Merkel/Sarkozy meeting, the Detroit Auto Show and Iran's nuclear bunker work.

World's first chimeric monkeys are born Jan. 5 - Researchers in Oregon have produced the world's first chimeric monkeys. Unlike naturally-conceived animals whose individual cells contain the same genetic structure, the monkeys are composed of a mixture of cells containing different genomes. Scientists have conducted research with chimeric mice for many years, but the primate model gives scientists new insight into the study of numerous diseases that affect humans. The paper was released on Thursday, January 5, in the online journal "Cell". Ben Gruber reports.