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Euro falls as concerns about European deal grow
Money & CompanyInvestors fled from the euro and Italian bonds as concerns grew about Europe's most recent effort to deal with its debt crisis.... -
Not everyone agrees that euro's end would finish off Europe too
On New Year's Day almost a decade ago, cash registers and ATMs across Europe started spitting out the shiny coins and crisp notes of the world's newest currency, the euro.
They were the most radical, tangible symbol of the long march toward...Tags: Think Tanks, Economic Policy, Nicolas Sarkozy, Europe, Germany
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France, Germany see budget discipline as key in crisis
The leaders of France and Germany pledged to remake the rules of Europe, creating a closer economic union buttressed by strict rules on government spending and automatic sanctions against countries that break them.
They now must persuade the rest of...Tags: Treaties, Paris (France), Credit Ratings, Health, Public Finance
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Merkel, Sarkozy want new treaty to rescue euro
Seeking to restore confidence in the euro, the leaders of France and Germany jointly called on Monday for changes to the European Union treaty so that countries using the euro would face automatic penalities if budget deficits ran too high.
But not...Tags: Treaties, Dow Jones Industrial Average, BNP Paribas, Heads of State, France
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S&P; to warn of downgrades for all euro zone, EU officials say
Standard & Poor's is expected to announce later on Monday that it may downgrade the credit ratings of all 17 euro zone countries, two EU officials told Reuters. The sources confirmed earlier reports that said S&P; was preparing to place all the euro-zone...Tags: Minor League Baseball, Manufacturing and Engineering, Germany, Europe, Automotive Equipment
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Stocks fall, credit risk rises to record on Merkel bond comments
Stocks fell, Italian bonds declined and the cost of insuring European government debt against default rose to a record after German Chancellor Angela Merkel ruled out joint euro-area borrowing. The MSCI All-Country World Index retreated 0.2% at 5 p.m. in...Tags: China Enterprises, France, Italy, Portugal, Credit and Debt
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In Europe debt crisis, markets and masses wait for Merkel to blink
In the white-knuckle game of chicken that the euro crisis has increasingly become, three players are staring one another down: the markets, the masses and Merkel.
As time runs out to save the shared currency and avert global economic pandemonium, the...Tags: Rome (Italy), France, Finance, Italy, European Union
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Moody's: Every European nation now at risk on debt
Money & CompanyThrowing more logs on the Eurozone fire, Moody's Investors Service said Europe's debt crisis now is "threatening the credit standing of all European sovereigns."... -
Is a Eurozone breakup now inevitable -- and imminent?
Money & CompanyEurope enters the new week at a crucial point in its 2-year-old financial crisis, with a growing number of analysts warning that the 17-nation Eurozone is in serious danger of unraveling. What that would mean, exactly, is in large part...... -
New NBA deal may curtail Lakers' free-spending ways
Celebrate good times?
The NBA lockout appears to be over, but so might the Lakers' free-spending ways.
The Lakers, often the league leaders in blowing past the luxury-tax threshold, were one of the teams targeted by small-market owners and NBA officials...Tags: Rashard Lewis, National Basketball Association, Baron Davis, Devin Ebanks, Los Angeles Lakers
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Fed says it takes no risk in lending dollars for Europe
Money & CompanyStocks soared Wednesday as global markets lauded central banks’ decision to funnel more money into the financial system, a move mainly aimed at assisting struggling European banks. But the agreement to expand so-called currency liquidity swap... -
Fed action won't stave off threats to euro or global economy
Money & CompanyThe coordinated action by the Federal Reserve and five other major central banks will help dollar-strapped European banks, but analysts said it doesn’t address the fundamental problems threatening the breakup of the euro and the global economy....
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