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Prime Minister David Cameron wants to give people the power to elect their city leader
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What a Return to the Drachma Really Looks Like
Import costs would skyrocket while borrowing would be almost impossible
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Greek Exit Could Trigger a Run on European Banks
A Greek withdrawal from the euro "would be a Pandora's box"
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What a Return to the Drachma Really Looks Like
Import costs would skyrocket while borrowing would be almost impossible
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Who Lost the Euro?
The single currency was supposed to create a common European identity—which is why it was doomed from the start
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Greek Exit Could Trigger a Run on European Banks
A Greek withdrawal from the euro "would be a Pandora's box"
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There's No Gentle Way for Greece to Exit the Euro
The man responsible for ditching Argentina's convertibility law has some advice for Greece
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Greece Needs Europe, as the Latest Numbers Show
New figures from the Bank of Greece show capital flight, offset by government loans
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Greece's Brain Drain Has Begun
Yanis Varoufakis, the celebrity economist who warned of default, can't afford to stay. Neither can many of his fellow academics
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Hollande vs. Merkel: French Resistance Holds Firm After Seven Days
The French president's call for euro bonds gets backing from everyone but the Germans
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Mrs. Zuckerberg to the Rescue
Facebook trades ugly out of the Loud Period
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Awkward: Obama, Merkel, and Cameron Watch Soccer
What does a good host say when his friends are rooting for different teams, and one of them wins?
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Assessing the Odds of a Greek Euro Exit
Despite intensifying drama, Greece could still end up sticking with the euro
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Bloomberg View: Germany's Banks Must Assist in Europe's Cleanup
Note to Angela Merkel: Your banks have been bailed out, too
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Can Spanish Companies Rely on Latin America?
Their growth depends on Spain's former colonies
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Why France Has So Many 49-Employee Companies
French companies stay small to escape stifling work rules
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In Athens, Fear, Loathing, and Plenty of Parking
As prospects dim, professionals look for a way out
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First Person: Athenians
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The Failure of the Euro Experiment in Two Charts
Greece outgrew Germany and enjoyed rock-bottom interest rates. Until the dream ended
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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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Germany Might Detach Itself From Europe's Fate
As business confidence picks up, Germans may feel less reliant on the rest of the continent
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What a Return to the Drachma Really Looks Like
Import costs would skyrocket while borrowing would be almost impossible
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Europe
Who Lost the Euro?
The single currency was supposed to create a common European identity—which is why it was doomed from the start
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Why France Has So Many 49-Employee Companies
French companies stay small to escape stifling work rules
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Europe
Greece's Brain Drain Has Begun
Yanis Varoufakis, the celebrity economist who warned of default, can't afford to stay. Neither can many of his fellow academics
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Europe
Assessing the Odds of a Greek Euro Exit
Despite intensifying drama, Greece could still end up sticking with the euro
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Europe
Greek Exit Could Trigger a Run on European Banks
A Greek withdrawal from the euro "would be a Pandora's box"
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Europe
There's No Gentle Way for Greece to Exit the Euro
The man responsible for ditching Argentina's convertibility law has some advice for Greece
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Bloomberg View: Germany's Banks Must Assist in Europe's Cleanup
Note to Angela Merkel: Your banks have been bailed out, too
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How Political Uncertainty Slows Global Investment
In concluding that business investment drops before elections, a London Business School professor says 2012 presents a "perfect storm"
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Greece Needs Europe, as the Latest Numbers Show
New figures from the Bank of Greece show capital flight, offset by government loans
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Awkward: Obama, Merkel, and Cameron Watch Soccer
What does a good host say when his friends are rooting for different teams, and one of them wins?
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Can Spanish Companies Rely on Latin America?
Their growth depends on Spain's former colonies
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Hollande vs. Merkel: French Resistance Holds Firm After Seven Days
The French president's call for euro bonds gets backing from everyone but the Germans
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Bloomberg View: Let Turkey Progress Toward EU Membership
Helping the euro with an eastern infusion
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Spain's Lost Generation Looks Abroad
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Euro Crisis
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In Athens, Fear, Loathing, and Plenty of Parking
As prospects dim, professionals look for a way out
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Hollande and Merkel: Odd Couple or Soulmates?
France's president-elect may prove more flexible than expected in dealing with Germany's chancellor
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Growth Right Away
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