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July 26, 2012
• ECB Chief Pledges Support for Euro; European Markets Soar After Draghi's Speech; US Markets Also Up; Draghi's Impact; David Cameron On Offensive; Exxon Reports Huge Profits; Q25; Big Zynga Miss Bodes Poorly for Facebook; Statoil Profits Drop; Cauldron Lit at Hyde Park; European Currencies Up After Draghi's Speech; Olympic Shopping Spree


July 25, 2012
• UK Recession Deepens; German Confidence Slips; Europe's Economic Gloom; Deutsche Bank Profit Warning; Humdrum Day on European Markets; Dow Snaps Four-Session Losing Streak; Soaring Profits for Spirit Airlines; Advertising Rules for Airline Fares in US; Euro Under Pressure; Olympics Strike Called Off; Getting Around the Games; IAAF Doping Charges; Greek Triple Jumper Suspended for Racist Tweets; Caterpillar's Record Earnings


July 24, 2012
• Europe, Earnings Hit Wall Street Hard; Europe Under Ratings Threat; Rating Europe; Contagion in Europe; Spain Misstep; European Stocks Fall; Dow Continues to Fall After Weak Manufacturing Report; Q25; Euro Continues Slide; SAP Sales Surge


July 23, 2012
• Global Market Sell-Off; Europe in Crisis; Spanish Bailout Fears; Italy Feeling Strain; US Stocks Tumble; Q25; Philips Beats Expectations; Euro Flat; Success for Singapore's Biggest Water Treatment Company


July 20, 2012
• Colorado Shooting Reignites Debate on Gun Control in US; Current US Gun Laws; Police Believe Colorado Gunman Acted Alone; Spanish Stocks Tumble as Valencia Asks for Help; IMF Economist "Ashamed," Quits; Euro at New Low; Colorado Governor: "Words Can't Express Sorrow"; US Gun Law Debate; Shooting Suspect Called Himself "Joker"


July 19, 2012
• Morgan Stanley's Net Profits Half of Expectations; Southwest Profits Up; Dodd-Frank Two Years On; US Stocks Struggle Amid Mixed Earnings; Nokia's Loss Grows; European Markets Make Gains; Singapore Banking Culture; Euro Holds Steady, Pound Rises; Four Major European Banks Linked to Rate-Fixing; Marks & Spencer Opens Bank Branch


July 18, 2012
• Banking Corruption Crackdown in US; IMF Calls for Banking Union; US Treasury Secretary, Fed Chief Blame Congress for Holding Back Economy; Geithner Defends Libor Response; US Stocks Up; Stocks Gain in Europe; Singapore Investigating Local Interest Rate Benchmark; Manufacturing Backbone of Singapore's Economy; Dollar Rising Against Euro, Falling Against Yen; Olympic Organizers Shortening Opening Ceremonies; Olympics Jobs Rate Boost; Tottenham Suits Up With Under Armour


July 17, 2012
• HSBC Money Laundering Probe; Bank of England Governor Mervyn King Says Barclays Bosses Lost Trust of Regulators; Fed Chairman Quizzed on Capitol Hill; US Market Reaction to Bernanke's Testimony; Goldman Sachs Revenue and Profit Slip But Top Forecasts; Singapore Banking Chief Doubts Libor Scandal Will Hit His Region; Outlook Singapore; Yen Down, Euro Up Against Dollar; The Millennials: New Expansion for Intern Latin America


July 16, 2012
• IMF Cuts Global Growth Forecast, Says Recovery Depends on "Sufficient Policy Action"; Citi Group's Earnings Fall in Q2; US Stocks Fall; Former Barclays COO Says Diamond Approved Lowballing Libor; European Markets Barely Moved; Outlook Singapore; Euro Creeping Back; Athletes Arriving in London for 2012 Games; London Logistics; G4S Olympic Fiasco; Didier Drogba Strikes Gold in Shanghai


July 13, 2012
• JPMorgan's Trading Losses Hit $5.8 Billion; JPMorgan Shares Soar; New York Federal Reserve Raised Concerns About Libor in 2008; European Markets Up; Growth in China Slows; Spanish Government Sets up $22 Billion Aid Fund for Regions; Civil Servants Protest in Madrid; Euro Stopped Slide; Boeing on Top at Farnborough Airshow; Virgin Galactic Readying for Final Frontier


July 12, 2012
• Peugeot Shuts Down Paris Plant, Cuts 8,000 Jobs; Bumps in Road for Peugeot; Fears of Spreading Slump; Peugeot Stocks Slip; European Markets Lose Ground, Dow Flat; Spanish Bankers Apologize; Austerity Pain in Spain; Italian Bond Yields Down; Euro at Two-Year Low; Comics Into Movies


July 11, 2012
• Spain Cuts $80 Billion; Clashes Over Spanish Cuts; Kofi Annan Addresses United Nations on Syria; UN Security Council to Decide Further Action in Syria; US Fed Minutes Show Cautious But Steady Outlook; Spanish Stocks Outperform Rest of Europe; Economist Says Spanish Cuts Will Create Additional Problems; Euro Still Weak


July 10, 2012
• Former Barclays CEO Forgoes $31 Million Bonus; Barclays Chairman Testifies Before Parliamentary Committee; US Barclays Probe; BlackBerry Blues; Dollar and Pound Gain Against Euro; The Millennials: Young London Entrepreneurs Make Money from Jelly


July 09, 2012
• Aviation World Descends on UK's Farnborough Airshow; Boeing First at Farnborough; Air Lease Deal; Bank of England Deputy Governor Paul Tucker Testifies; EU Considers Criminal Sanctions for Libor Abuse; European Stocks Slip, Yields Soar; BMW Makes Major Mini Investment; German Exports and Imports Up; US stocks Down; Earnings Season Kicks Off; Euro Recovers Some Ground; Norway Oil Workers Threaten Strike Over Pensions


July 06, 2012
• Latest Economic Data Shows Global Recovery Fragile; Weak Jobs Growth in US; US Stocks Retreat on Weak Jobs Figure; European Markets Dip; Jobs and US Presidential Election; New Greek Prime Minister Opens Debate on Crisis Policy; US Dollar Gains Ground; Wall Street Reacts to Jobs Data; Libor Investigation Could Lead to Criminal Charges; US Takes Action After Libor Scandal


July 05, 2012
• Central Banks Take Action; European Markets Mixed; Economist Looks at Central Banks Action; US Stocks Rebound; Final Report on Air France Flight 447; The Modern Aircraft; Euro and Pound Down; Make, Create, Innovate: The Perfect Formula; Easy Way Out of Euro


July 04, 2012
• Bob Diamond Testifies Before Parliamentary Committee; Libor Scandal; Manchester United Goes Public; Football and Finance; Rangers Shut Out of Scottish Premier League; Currencies Steady; Merkel Visits Rome; European Markets Braced for ECB Rate Cut; France Raises Taxes; French Buyers Eye New York Real Estate


July 03, 2012
• British Banking Scandal; Barclays Memo Implicates Bank of England; UK Financial Secretary Calls for "Age of Responsibility"; IMF Warns US Recovery Tepid; US Stocks Get Holiday Boost; Currencies Steady Ahead of US Holiday; The Millennials: Joe Braidwood Says Goodbye


June 29, 2012
• EU Averts Split with Deal to Bailout Spanish and Italian Banks; Barclays Boss Bob Diamond Under Fire Over Bad Behavior; Stock Market Surge After EU Summit Deal


June 28, 2012
• Barclays Shares Down Sharply as LIBOR-Rigging Scandal Revealed; Supreme Court Upholds ACA; E.U. Leaders Seek 'Euromess' Solutions at Summit; Murdoch to Split NewsCorp Empire; US-China Trade Examined


June 27, 2012
• Barclays Recipient of Record Fine; Hollande & Merkel Meet ahead of Summit; Google Announces Tablet


June 26, 2012
• Interview with Guy Verhofstadt; News Corp Split; Stock Market Update; The Millennials


June 25, 2012
• European Financial Crisis?; Interview with CEO of Harley-Davidson


June 22, 2012
• Growth Plan for Europe; ECB Makes Collateral Compromise; IMF Bank Recommendation; Reaction to Moody's Bank Downgrades; New Greek Finance Minister Taken to Hospital; Chinese Tennis Star Li Na; The Business of Women's Tennis


June 21, 2012
• Germany's Private Sector Output Drops; China Has Steep Decline in Exports; Spanish Yields Hit Record; US Stocks Plunge on Global Worries; Rio Plus 20 Summit


June 20, 2012
• New Greek Government Sworn In; Bailout Battle Begins; European Markets Rise on Expectations of US, UK Stimulus; US Fed Continues Operation Twist


June 19, 2012
• Spanish Borrowing Costs Soar; World's Oldest Bank Gets Downgrade Warning; Russia Readies $40 Billion Crisis Fund; European Markets Rebound; Decisive Policy Action Needed; Wall Street Rallies; Walgreen's $6.7 Billion Deal With Alliance Boots


June 18, 2012
• Greek Election Aftermath; US Market Rallies, Fizzles; Tale of Two Markets in Europe; Bond Yields Rise; Spiking Borrowing Costs Raise Fears of Full Bailout for Spain; Euro, Pound Down


June 15, 2012
• Europe on Edge Awaiting Greek Elections; Greek Markets Rally; Greek Students in London Positive About Future; Breaking News: US Changes Immigration Policy; Former Goldman Sachs Director Rajat Gupta Found Guilty of Insider Trading; Dollar Continues Slide


June 14, 2012
• Texas Banker Allen Stanford Sentenced to 110 Years for Ponzi Scheme; Dow Up in Choppy Session; Mixed Results for European Markets; Merkel Says Germany Cannot Fix Eurozone Crisis Alone; Spanish Bond Yields Hit 7 Percent; Italian Borrowing Costs Cause for Concern; All Eyes on Greece; Europe's Future; OPEC Members Divided Over Production Levels; OPEC Meeting; Dollar Slipping


June 13, 2012
• JPMorgan CEO Says No Defense for Losses; Protestors Disrupt Hearing; Jamie Dimon Faces US Lawmakers; The Volcker Rule, Banks, and Hedge Funds; JPMorgan Shares Up, Rest of Dow Struggling; Shareholders Revolt; Dollar Slides; Spanish Prime Minister Calls on Europe to Fight to Save Euro; Bond Yields Rising; Mixed Results for European Markets; Greeks Stockpiling Food, Cash Ahead of Sunday's Elections; Watching Wall Street; US President Concerned About Europe


June 12, 2012
• Spanish Bond Yields Hit Eurozone Record; European Markets Review; Contagion Concerns; All Eyes on Europe; US Markets Up; Bleak Outlook at Airline Summit; Euro, Pound, Making Comebacks; World Bank Warns of Increased Uncertainty


June 11, 2012
• Spanish Bank Rescue Reaction; Tesco's Turnaround; Euro Fails to Keep Gains; Big Bite for Apple


June 08, 2012
• US President Urges Europe Clean Up Debt Crisis; Earth Institute Director Says Banks Must Be Stabilized First; Aid for Spain; Bailout "Lite"; US Stocks Push Higher; Euro and Pound Slide; Euro 2012; Politics on the Pitch; European Weather Outlook


June 07, 2012
• Fitch Downgrades Spain; Merkel Ready to Act; OECD Secretary-General Calls for Action; German Chancellor Calls for Greater Integration; China Cuts Rates; US Fed Chair Urges Politicians to Act; Euro and Pound Strengthen; Greek Unemployment Climbs; Spain's Job Crisis; Spaniards Leaving Country to Find Work; Former UK Foreign Secretary Calls for EU Membership Vote


June 06, 2012
• Draghi Dashes Hopes on ECB Action; Spain's Banking Crisis; Obama, Cameron, Harper Call for Eurozone Action; NASDAQ Facebook Compensation; NYC Stores Hiring Cantonese, Mandarin Speakers; Pound and Euro Rally; Egypt: Revolution Vs. Stability


June 05, 2012
• Spain Shut Out; Choppy Session for European Markets; G7 Conference Call; Spain's Housing Crash; US Markets Up; Qantas Shares at All-Time Low; Abu Dhabi Airline Etihad Buys Stake in Virgin Australia; Euro, Yen Down Against Dollar; The Queen's Speech


June 04, 2012
• Prince Philip Taken to Hospital; Portugal Pumping $7 Billion Into Its Banks; BP Fighting to Sell Russian Assets


June 01, 2012
• U.S. Jobs Report Takes Global Economic Toll; Eurozone Unemployment Rate at Record High 11 Percent; Inside the Royal Mint; Spain's Banking Crisis; Companies Race For Royal Brand Association


May 31, 2012
• Eurozone Troubles; Irish European Affairs Minister Interviewed


May 30, 2012
• E.U. Report Cards; Interview with Bob Parker; Interview with Richard Bruton; Aung San Suu Kyi Visits Thailand; Foreign Workers in Brazil


May 29, 2012
• Eurozone Woes; UK Government Discusses Contingency Plans; Euro Continues Decline; Spanish Banks Drag IBEX Down; Muted Markets; US Markets More Upbeat; Facebook Shares Fall Below $30; Ben & Jerry's Join Our Core; Food for Thought; Talent Shortage; Global Skills Gap


May 28, 2012
• Spanish Borrowing Costs Soar; Bankia Bailout; Ten-Year Bond Yields; European Markets Mixed; Greek Elections; Italian Footballers Arrested for Price-Fixing; Securing Euro 2012; Euro, Pound, Yen Flat Against Dollar; Future Cities: Dhaka Tackles Clean Water Shortage


May 25, 2012
• Bankia Bailout; Athens Market Tumbles, Other European Markets Up; Lackluster Day for US Markets Ahead of Holiday Weekend; PIMCO CEO Calls Greek Exit From Eurozone Inevitable


May 24, 2012
• UK Double-Dip Deepens; Europe Survival Plan; European Stocks Bounce Back; Climb Off the Summit; Concerns Over Impact on China If Eurozone Breaks Up; Pandora Raises Outlook; Euro at Lowest Level Since July 2010; Cousteau-Linked Fund Launched on NYSE; Egypt Votes


May 23, 2012
• Shareholders Sue Facebook, IPO Underwriter; NASDAQ Glitch Leaves Shareholders Unsure if Sell Orders Went Through; Euro Crisis Talks; Dow at Lowest Point Since Start of 2012


May 22, 2012
• IMF Head Urges Rate Cuts, Quantitative Easing in UK; OECD Outlook; OECD's Gurria Says Europe Should Focus on Growth, Not Debt; Nissan's Outlook; Italian Earthquake Aftermath; Growth Projects in Italy; Euro and Yen Fall; Facebook Falls Sharply Again; The Millennials: Awards Night for Intern Latin America's David Lloyd; Egypt To Hold a Landmark Post- revolution Presidential Election on Wednesday and Thursday; 100 Soldiers Killed As a Suicide Bomber Infiltrates Parade Rehearsal for Yemen's National Unification Day; Ambassador to Afghanistan, Ryan Crocker, To Resign For Health Reasons; Tiny Space Capsule Carrying Supplies Launched to Rendezvous with the ISS


May 21, 2012
• NATO Secretary General on Afghanistan; Facebook Falls Below IPO Price; Euro Crisis Talks


May 18, 2012
• Facebook Goes Public; Angela Merkel Denies Report She Encouraged Greek PM to Put Euro on Referendum; EC VP Olli Rehn Says Greece Holds the Key; European Market Mixed; European Currencies Make Gains; Hollande Meeting With Obama at the White House; Olympic Torch Touching Down in U.K.


May 17, 2012
• Spain Under Stress; Reports of Run on Bankia; Moody's Downgrades Four Spanish Regions; New French Finance Minister Calls for Growth Strategy in Fiscal Compact; British Prime Minister Says His Task is to Keep Britain Safe; Euro Crisis: Make or Break; Facebook's Timeline; Younger Users May Be Logging Off Facebook; How Millennials Use Facebook; Monetizing Mobile; Euro Slide Continues; US Stocks Decline; Congressman Shares More on Economic Recovery Plan; Court Halts Proceedings on Mladic's Case; Spanish Government Debunks Allegations of Massive Withdrawals; Greece Installs Interim Until June's Elections; Queen of Disco Dies at Age 63; Quest Meets Ericson's Boss; And a Greek Company Finds Opportunity Inspite of Economic Downturn


May 16, 2012
• Greece Headed To More Elections; Mobile Apps Make Expense Reports Paperless, Easier; Greek Exit Speculation; Spanish Prime Minister Calls Greek Exit From Eurozone "Big Mistake"; UK Prepares for the Worst; ECB Chief Says Greece Should Stay; Interview With German Chancellor Angela Merkel; Shell's Energy Outlook; New French Finance Minister Named; European Markets Mixed; Us Markets Fairly Flat; Facebook Going Public; Analysts Not Sure Zuckerberg Ready; Euro Holds Steady, Dollar Flat Against Yen; Shareholders Launch Two Lawsuits Against JPMorgan


May 15, 2012
• Greek Coalition Talks Fail, New Elections to be Called; New French President's Plane Hit by Lightning; Francois Hollande Sworn In as President of France; GDP Flat Across Europe; Greeks Unhappy About Going Back to Polls; Hollande and Merkel Square Off Over Austerity Versus Growth; Uncertainty in Europe; Facebook Raises Target Share Price; The Facebook Factor; Euro and Pound Down; SEC Investigating JPMorgan Chase's $2 Billion Trading Loss; Volcker Rule


May 14, 2012
• European Markets Tumble on Fears of Greek Exit from Eurozone; Greek Government Deadlock; Greece's Future Debated in Brussels; Francois Hollande Inauguration Tuesday; Hollande and Europe's Future; Luxembourg Prime Minister Denies Greek Exit Talks; Europe's New Direction; Uncertainty Over Greece Drives Down Euro; Future Cities: Dhaka Finds Answer to Rubbish Problem


May 11, 2012
• JP Morgan Suffers Huge Losses; Market Place Africa; Spanish Real Estate Market; Latest on Greece's Troubles


May 10, 2012
• Venizelos Hopeful He Can Persuade Democratic Left Party to Join His Coalition; Spain Government Assisting One of its Biggest Banks; Emirates Airline Net Profits Drops Due to High Fuel Costs; World Economic Forum in Ethiopia; Ferrari Incident in China


May 09, 2012
• Bad Day in Spain; Banking Shares Drive Most European Stocks Down; Roadblocks to Recovery; Greece at Crossroads; Disney's Magic Numbers; AOL's Advertising Revenue Up; Yen Up, Euro Down, Pound Flat; US Stocks Struggle; Spanish Banks Struggle; Solutions for Europe and US


May 08, 2012
• Shareholder Spring; UK Business Secretary Wants More Power for Investors; Berlin's New Airport Delayed; US Stocks Sink in Delayed Reaction to Political Uncertainty in Greece; Euro, Pound Down While Yen Gains Ground; Millennials Learn Big Lesson


May 07, 2012
• Shake Up in Greece; Socialist Francois Hollande Wins French Presidency; Future Cities: Dhaka's Plan to Fix Traffic Congestion; Interview with Warren Buffett


May 04, 2012
• Facebook's $96 Billion Friend Request; US Jobs Disappointment; US Stocks Slide After Jobs Report; European Markets Down; Jobs Worries; Yahoo CEO Has Wrong Degree on Resume; European Currencies Down; French, Greek Elections Could Shake Rocky Eurozone; Remembering Elderly Greek Suicide Victim as Greek Suicide Rate Climbs


May 03, 2012
• ECB Chief Says Inflation Top Priority; Europe's Economy; Czech President Calls for Looser EU Federation; Pound Up, Other Currencies Holding; Trinity Acquires Gieves & Hawkes; US Markets Down; Rangold's Profits Rise


May 02, 2012
• Bolivia Seizes Latin American Portions of TDE; European Unemployment and Manufacturing Woes Drag Down Market; Dita von Teese Expands Brand; European Weather Outlook; News Corp Supports Murdoch


May 01, 2012
• UK Lawmakers Slam Murdoch Along Party Lines; News Corp Shares Up Despite Report; Strong Session for US Markets; May Day Marches; Europe in Crisis; French Presidential Elections; Conservative MPs Call Murdoch Criticism "Witch Hunt"; Dollar Gains on All Fronts; The Millennials: Michael's Big Performance


April 30, 2012
• Spain Continues on Austerity Path; One World Trade Center Once Again New York's Tallest Building; Unemployment Austerity Trap; European Stocks Fall; Apple's Tax Tricks


April 27, 2012
• Spain's Sick Economy; Older Unemployed Losing Faith in Spain; Spain Unemployment Worst in Eurozone; Spain's Situation Calls Austerity Into Question; European Markets Gain Despite Spain's Woes; US Growth Slows; US Economy and Wall Street; Dollar Slumps; Ford's Profits Fall But CEO Optimistic for Future; Q25; Q25 Final Scores: Positives Edge Out Negatives


April 26, 2012
• Rupert Murdoch Blamed Staff for Phone-Hacking Cover Up; Choppy Session for European Markets; AstraZeneca Issues Profit Warning


April 25, 2012
• Rupert Murdoch on Defensive; US Fed Policy Stays the Course; World Currencies Flat; From Bass Strings to Purse Strings


April 24, 2012
• Leveson Inquiry Reveals Possible Impropriety Between British Business Minister and Murdochs in News Corp's Attempt to Buy Out BSkyB; Outgoing Dutch Prime Minister Tries to Avert Crisis; Greece's Shrinking Economy; Study Says American Millennials Worried About Economy


April 23, 2012
• European Stocks Tumble; Sarkozy Election Struggle; French Presidential Elections and the Economy; Dutch Government Collapses; Interview With Former Iceland PM Found Guilty of Negligence; US Dollar Gains; Future Cities: Vancouver's Homeless Solutions


April 20, 2012
• Plane Crashes in Pakistan; US Stocks Higher After Positive Earnings Reports; More Countries Pledge to Build Up Global Firewall; Economist Doubts Recovery Will Repeat 2010, 2011 Backsliding


April 19, 2012
• Argentina Moves to Nationalize Gas Unit; Interview with IMF Director Christine Lagarde; Interview With Robert Zoellick


April 18, 2012
• IMF Stability Report Says Policy Efforts Not Enough; Quest for Stability; Cracks in European Recovery; European Markets Down; US Stocks Slide; US-Listed YPF Shares Plunge; Olympic Countdown; Cost of Olympic Games; Pound Gaining, Euro and Yen Down Against Dollar; King of Spain Under Fire


April 17, 2012
• US Stocks Soar; Spain, Repsol Angry Over Argentina's Nationalization of YPF; Europe Backs Spain in Dispute With Argentina; Argentine Nationalization Spree; Cautious Optimism on Global Economy; IMF Report on Austerity Versus Growth; Yen Slips; Euro Gains; The Millennials: The Road to Recognition


April 16, 2012
• American Jim Yong Kim Named World Bank President; Dow Close to 13,000; Europe Markets Mostly Up; Spanish Economy in Crisis


April 13, 2012
• Colombia's Jose Antonio Ocampo Set to Withdraw from World Bank Race; China's Growth Rate Slows; Google's Three-Tier Class System; Facebook's New Friend


April 11, 2012
• US Justice Department Sues Apple Over E-Book Prices; E-Book Pricing Evolution; Greek Elections Called; European Markets Rebound from Tuesday's Heavy Losses; US Market Bounces Back; Liquidity and Growth; European Currencies Up Slightly; Nokia Warns of Q1, Q2 Losses; The Myanmar Security Exchange; Interview with Samer Majali; Interview with Bill Marriott and Arne Sorenson; Foreign Corrupt Practices Act


April 10, 2012
• Breaking News: Rick Santorum Suspends Campaign for US Presidency; European Stocks Nosedive; Dow Falls Sharply; Trouble Across Europe; Europe in Crisis Mode; Breaking News: Rick Santorum Announces Withdrawal From US Presidential Race; Interview with Mike Butcher; The Millenials


April 09, 2012
• US Stocks Struggle; Audi Sees Record March Sales in US; Sony Reports Painful Restructuring Ahead; Sony's Struggles; Billion-Dollar Tech Deals; Avon Has New CEO; US Dollar Loses Ground; Future Cities: Vancouver Embraces Urban Farming for Sustainability


April 06, 2012
• US Jobs Growth Slows; Dragging Down the Growth; "In-Sourcing" Industry; Record Quarter for Samsung; US Dollar Slips; Ryanair Lightens the Load; Weight Restrictions and Fuel Savings; Singapore Airlines' 747s Fly Into Retirement; Africans in China; Interview with Adrian Gore


April 03, 2012
• ECB Chief Says Inflation Top Priority; Europe's Economy; Czech President Calls for Looser EU Federation; Pound Up, Other Currencies Holding; Trinity Acquires Gieves & Hawkes; US Markets Down; Rangold's Profits Rise


April 02, 2012
• Falklands 30 Years On; Argentina Threatens Major Banks Over Falklands; Avon Turns Down $10 Billion Offer From Coty; US Markets Hope to Repeat Successful Q1 in Q2; European Markets Up Despite Bad Data; Eurozone Ripe for Recession; Canadian Dollar Up, Euro Down, Pound Steady Against Dollar; Future Cities: Vancouver Blends City and Nature


March 30, 2012
• Spain Budget Crisis; Eurozone Boosts Firewall to $1 Trillion; European Markets Up; Why European Markets Gained; Dow Bounces Back; UK in Grip of Petrol Panic; Providence's Good Fortune; European Currencies Gain against Dollar; BMI Purchase Approved


March 28, 2012
• Gas Leak in the North Sea; Cost Curb; A Bit of Magic; Nigerian Finance Minister Defends Ability to Lead World Bank; Jose Antonio Ocampo Also Says Emerging Countries Should Lead; Italian PM Says Europe Debt Crisis Almost Over; European Markets Fall; Europe Cause for Concern; Mass Walkouts Planned in Spain; US Stocks Fall After Disappointing Data; No Dramatic Changes in World Currencies; JetBlue Pilot Has Mid-Air Meltdown; JetBlue Flight Drama


March 27, 2012
• Warnings for Europe; OECD Says Europe Needs Policy Shift; Europe's Core Weakening; European Markets Dip; Economists Looking for Sustained Growth, not Short-Term Gains; US Markets Slightly Up; Israel Bans Use of Underweight Models; JetBlue Flight Diverted; Euro Down Against Dollar; The Millennials Trying to Get Ahead


March 26, 2012
• German Chancellor Agrees to Firewall; Regional Elections in Germany Weakened Merkel's Position Domestically; Spain Under Stress; Markets Fall in Spain, Rise Elsewhere in Europe; Return of Risk; US Markets Rise; US Fed Chief Says Economy Growth "Modest"; EasyJet Revises Loss Forecast; Iberia Express Launches; Qantas, China Eastern Team Up; Budget Airlines Trying Low-Cost Long-Haul Model; US Dollar Continues to Slide; Future Cities: Berlin Wall Part of City's Cultural Future


March 23, 2012
• U.S. Nominates Jim Yong Kim For World Bank President; Emerging Candidates; World Bank Voting Rights; US Campaign to Fix Youth Unemployment; Bungled Debut for BATS; European Stocks Up for the Day, Down for the Week; US Dollar Slides to Three-Week Low; "Hunger Games" Feeding Frenzy; Interview with Salmaan Keshavjee; Interview with Bill Killgallon; Fracking in South Africa; Interview with Bonang Mohale


March 22, 2012
• U.S. Tradition; Interview with Angela Brav; Interview with Jan Zijderveld; The Growth of Fair Trade Products; Europe's Recovery on the Rocks; Ireland Back in Recession; Unilever Exec Says Europe's Problems Structural; European Markets Slip; Downbeat Europe Data; US Markets Fall; Goldman Sachs to Monitor Employee E-Mail; Employee E-Mail Privacy Issues; Dollar Slides Against Yen; Ryanair's "Care and Comfort" Battle; Air Lingus Becomes Hybrid/Low-Cost Carrier


March 21, 2012
• British Government Unveils `Business-Friendly' Budget; EU Seeking Fair Play for Contracts Abroad; Dollar Gains Against Pound and Euro; HP to Merge Printer, PC Units; Mixed Session in US Markets; Slow Trading in Europe


March 20, 2012
• Oil Prices Prompts Airlines Profit Warning; Saudi Oil Action; US Lifts Sanction Threat; Fuel for Thought; US Markets Down; More Than Half Greek Bailout Goes to ECB; Italian Labor Reform; UK Inflation Rate Eases; European Markets Down; Irish Prime Minister Says Ireland Will Make Economic Comeback; Dollar Enjoys Run; The Millennials; Manning Signs With Denver


March 19, 2012
• Apple Shareholders Get Dividend; Apple's War Chest; Why Apple Paying Out Now; Foxconn Claims Retracted; CDSs Take $2.5 Billion Hit on Greek Debt; Portugal Crisis; Oil Prices Threaten Recovery; European Markets Lethargic; Europe's Major Currencies Up Against Dollar; Future Cities: From Trabant to Tech in Berlin


March 16, 2012
• Iceland Repays One Fifth of IMF Loan Early; Krona, Euro, or Loonie? Iceland's Recovery; Former Icelandic Prime Minister on Trial; Hungry for Apple; US Market Slightly Down; Fourth Day of Gains in Europe; StubHub Launches in UK


March 15, 2012
• Apple Tops $600; White House, Downing Street Deny Oil Reserves Deal; Greece Gets Second Bailout; Investors Shrug Off "Toxic" Attack By Goldman Ex-Exec; Exit Strategies


March 14, 2012
• Interview with Kelly King; Interview with Klaus Baader;Goldman Exec Slams Company; Goldman Strikes Back; Author of Book on Goldman Sachs Agrees With Criticisms; US Stocks Flat; Nobel Prize-Winning Economists Urge Obama to Support Europe's Carbon Tax; Airline CEOs Oppose Carbon Tax; Britannica Ends Print Edition


March 13, 2012
• New Rail Construction Project; Silicon Valley Spats; Digital Disney; Room Rates; Rare Earth Row Pits Europe, Japan, US Against China; Rare Earths Explained; US Trade Rep on Rare Earth Case; Rare Earths Global Chair Weighs In; US Fed Report; Dow Holds Above 13,000; Oil Prices Rising; The Millennials


March 12, 2012
• Both US and EU Claim Victory in Trade Dispute; US Perspective on Boeing-Airbus Battle; EU Welcomes WTO Ruling; European Aviation CEOs Call for Compromise on Carbon Tax; Carbon Tax Debate; Future Cities: Berlin's Creative Vibe Lures Tech Start-Ups; azil Football Chief Quits; U.S. Markets Update; Interview with Keith Wade; The Chiemgauer


March 09, 2012
• Greece Ready for Bailout; Greek Austerity Push; Former Greek Finance Minister Urges Harsh Spending Cuts; European Markets Review; US Unemployment Rate at Three-Year Low; US Stocks Rise; Implications of US Jobs Report; South By Southwest Media Conference Kicks Off in Austin, Texas; The Millennials: Managing Them in the Workforce; Interview With De Beers Consolidated Mines CEO Philip Barton


March 08, 2012
• Battle for Greek Bondholders; European Stocks Soar; Optimism Back in ECB; Greece's Last Chance Saloon; US Markets Rising; European Commissioner Pushing for More Women in Tech Jobs; Millennials Take High-Tech Approach in Workforce; Meet the Millennials


March 07, 2012
• The Billionaires List; Interview with Steve Forbes; Interview with Sir Oliver Wagner; Working with Millennials; German Foreign Minister Warns Austerity Alone Will Not Solve Debt Crisis; More Banks Agree to Greek Bond Swap; Apple Unveils New iPad; World Travel and Tourism Council Predicts Slower Growth for Travel; ITB Travel Trade Show Underway in Berlin; Texas Issues Travel Warning Against Spring Break in Mexico; Indiana Colts Cut Peyton Manning


March 06, 2012
• Allen Stanford Found Guilty; Interview with Alan Mulally; Interview with Carlos Ghosn; Interview with Karl-Friedrich Stracke; Managing Millennials; Dow Falls 200 Points to Four-Week Low; European Markets See Heavy Losses; Oil Price Drops; Gold Falls; Economist Says Problems With Greek Creditors May Be Cause; Super Tuesday in the US; The Millennials


March 05, 2012
• Iceland's Economic Collapse; Oil Boom Town; Meet the Millennials;Overwhelming Victory for Putin in Russian Presidential Election Despite Fraud Claims; Protests in Moscow; Russian Markets Have "Relief Rally"; European Markets Mostly Down; Concerns Over Global Growth Drive US Markets Down; Jeffrey Sachs Launches Bid for World Bank Presidency; China Scales Back Growth Targets; Future Cities: Berlin Looking to Condense Three Airports Into One


March 02, 2012
• 25 EU Countries Sign Fiscal Compact; EU Meeting Not Just Crisis Management; Changes from Maastricht Treaty; Mixed Markets in Europe; Bond Yield Boost; Yelp Shares Rise; Investigation of Costa Allegra Ship Fire; Costa Allegra Passengers on Dry Land; Costa's PR Nightmare


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