 Simon Wolfson, Next CEO and Tory peer, has offered £250,000 for an economist who can solve the eurozone's problems | PA 
 
 Simon Wolfson, the Conservative peer, has created a £250,000 prize for any economist who can find “an orderly unwinding of the euro”. If this process is mismanaged it could threaten European savings, employment and the stability of the international banking system,” Wolfson said.
– Econ majors, dust off those textbooks. If you can come up with the best way to help the euro zone through its current mess by the end of January, you earn $400,000. That's the reward being offered by British CEO Simon Wolfson as part of the Wolfson Economics Prize, reports Business Insider. More specifically, you have to spell out how one or more countries might leave the euro in orderly fashion. The contest is aimed at top-notch academics and economists but open to all. More details here. Or click here to see the judges you'll need to schmooze.