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Despite intensifying drama, Greece could still end up sticking with the euro
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To help the euro zone's periphery nations become more competitive, Germany is finally conceding it must allow higher inflation
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How Not to Neo-Apologize
Following the Greek elections, Greece and Europe consider a new minority party
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France's Silicon Valley Wants Some Respect
The high-tech sector feels ignored by the presidential candidates
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Hollande's Win: No Radical Change for France
France chooses the Socialist Hollande as new president but his ability to enact radical changes will be limited, analysts say
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Catch the Falling Knife in the Dark
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An uptick in German unemployment raises questions whether Germany, the bastion of austerity, can keep growing while the rest of the euro zone stumbles
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Why France Has So Many 49-Employee Companies
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France's Silicon Valley Wants Some Respect
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