The hope has been that the man dubbed "Super Mario" can match the abilities of his Nintendo namesake ever since he landed the European Central Bank's top job. Mario Draghi, former governor of the Bank of Italy, replaced France's Jean-Claude Trichet as ECB president in November, when the eurozone was in the worst throes of its debt crisis. The 64-year-old father of two has impressive credentials. After receiving his PhD in economics in the US, his academic career took him to positions at the World Bank and the Italian Treasury, where he led a privatisation drive. He has also enjoyed a lucrative stint at Goldman ... (full story)