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Cyprus Keeps Capital Controls in Place
the country's annual national economic output of 18 billion euros. Laiki, which was hit hardest by its holdings of toxic Greek debt and bad loans, is being wound down and folded into the larger Bank of Cyprus. The Cypriot banks' extensive operations in
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IMF's Lagarde Interrupted by Student Protest
Amsterdam has been interrupted by chanting students. IMF Managing Director Lagarde was speaking to students about the European debt crisis when organized students mixed in with the audience began interrupting pre-approved questions, apparently with
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Hostess Liquidation Plans on Hold
enormous financial pressure to come to an agreement with the union today. Is France the next problem nation in the European debt crisis ? The ratings firm Moody's Investors Service downgraded France, stripping it of a AAA credit rating due to concerns
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2012's Most Compelling International Electionsplatform focused on tighter immigration controls, more economic reforms and policies to help France ride out the european debt crisis . Sarkozy's campaign faced multiple obstacles: He had a floundering approval rating of 31 percent, he failed
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First Post-Election News ConferenceLater that month, at the G20 summit in Mexico, the president answered six questions from three reporters on the European debt crisis , the conflict in Syria , and the notion of politics stopping at the water's edge. The president has also responded
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Big Sales Drop for Personal Computers
unemployment and social unrest. The head of the International Monetary Fund has called for urgent action to tackle the European debt crisis and the slowdown in global growth. IMF chief Christine Lagarde in Tokyo today praised recent steps by the European
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Police on Alert As Merkel to Visit Greece
German Chancellor Angela Merkel brings her tough-talking advocacy for austerity to ground zero of the European debt crisis Tuesday, and police in Athens are so nervous they are employing as many security measures as they would for a
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Stocks close down on last day of week, month, quarter
were grappling with the same things they have for most of the past quarter: mixed news on the economy and the European debt crisis . The Dow Jones industrial average ended down 51.07 points, or 0.4%, to 13,434.90. The broader Standard
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It's a Slow Economic Recovery, More Data Show
Two new pieces of info about the U.S. economy out today add to the pile of data indicating a frustratingly slow economic recovery. Americans spent more in August even though their income barely grew, the Commerce Department said. The spending increase was driven in part...
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Stocks falling on last day of week, month, quarter
day of the quarter, as investors digested more disappointing news on the economy and continued to fret about the European debt crisis . The recovery in U.S. stocks came after European markets closed and Spain announced the results of stress tests
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Stocks head lower on last day of week, month, quarter
news on the economy and continued to fret about the European debt crisis . Investors were put out by a report on the economy status could "create some panic" among holders of Spanish debt . "The positive side to this is this could accelerate
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USA Markets: Money managers fear fiscal cliff
In the September poll, 33% of money managers, who invest $681 billion for clients, said the eurozone's sovereign debt crisis is their top fear, down from 48% in August. Eclipsing Europe and ascending to the No. 1 global fear was
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Big Discounts on Europe Hotels this Falland now the hotels are hoping to fill rooms through discounting. Another reason for the price slashing is the European debt crisis . Locals, said Chartier, are being "more frugal with their money and discretionary spending," he said. With
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Dow Continues Gains on New Optimisminvestors remain hopeful for a resolution to the European debt crisis . Joining me now to discuss all the latest business in the last several months have been on fear of a European debt crisis what's the latest from Europe. That's right
yesterday's gains and as investors remain hopeful for a resolution to the European debt crisis . Joining me now to discuss all the latest business headlines is Ellen great men from Bloomberg TV hello elegant to see you-- in the last several months have been on fear of a European debt crisis what's the latest from Europe. That's right you know whatever to have. Line seems to be that's really where we are getting -
European Debt Fears Continue as Italy May DefaultThat was a tough day yesterday on the markets what are we expecting today they're still these fears over the European debt crisis you know we had for what seven weeks or so it was really the main theme we had a bit of a breather. As Greece
markets what are we expecting today they're still these fears over the European debt crisis -- you know we had -- for what seven weeks or so it was really the main theme we had a bit -
Stocks Drop on News Out of EuropeSheila Dharmarajan explains the latest fears over the European debt crisis .
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Europe's Debt Concerns Weigh on the MarketAlexander and the opening bell this morning for Tuesday November eleven and meg Oliver in New York. Stocks lower this morning European debt concerns. Continue to weigh on the markets. Joining us with more on this in the rest of the day's business news is Dominic
eleven and meg Oliver in New York. Stocks lower this morning -- European debt concerns. Continue to weigh on the markets. Joining us with more on this in the rest of the day's business news is -
Stocks Open Lower on News Out of Europehopefully discuss. And ratify a plan to help solve the European debt crisis that it had a lot of these meetings but of course one. Exactly what at the banks may have to take a Greek debt the banks are pushing for about 40% EU leaders about
Brussels to hopefully discuss. And ratify a plan to help solve the European debt crisis that it had a lot of these meetings but of course this is one of the hard deadlines they did place and -- subsidies to huge emphasis on the headlines coming out of there. A couple of things that will be discussed is one. Exactly what -- at -- -- the banks may have to take a Greek debt the banks are pushing for about 40% EU leaders -- about 60% to maybe somewhere in between. To whether they will be -
Dollar Falls as Moody's Issues U.S. Rating Warningagainst future losses we're gonna find out what kind of exposure they have. To this European debt crisis . But they are not gonna factor in a deep ball of Greek debt and a lot of people say that is a very. Real possibilities. Of some folks are
we're gonna find out what kind of exposure they have. To this European debt crisis . But they are not gonna factor in a deep ball of Greek debt and a lot of people say that is a very. Real possibilities. Of some folks are saying. In terms of the influence -
Oil From Iran Embargoedlot more west in the market when it comes to the Greek debt and not necessarily thinking that they'll lose It's a lot of caution you know part of it as the European debt crisis a lot of uncertainty with interesting is they're
It's a lot of caution you know part of it as the European debt crisis a lot of uncertainty with interesting is they're saying this at a time. That the economist in this group. Are more optimistic
