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How Soccer Will Decide the Euro Crisis (It Won't)
When Greece plays Germany at Euro 2012, it's winner take all (the worthless glory) -
Europe
Tourism in Greece May Rebound With New Government
Greece's tourism industry has suffered greatly amid economic unrest, but some expect a rebound with a new government's renewed commitment to the euro -
Europe
Executive on Greece: 'What Everyone Needs Now Is Certainty'
'I’ve had friends who didn’t even want to put down deposits on their weddings because they didn’t know what currency they’d be using in September.' -
Europe
Greece Nears a Coalition That Seeks Space to Fix the Economy
As the New Democracy leader tries to form a coalition to govern, Greece is negotiating with European lenders for room on austerity to help its troubled economy -
Europe
Greece's Anti-Bailout Brigade Is Here to Stay
Syriza must tread a fine line: Greeks are austerity-weary, but they also crave stability and want to stay in the euro -
Asia
Get Your Act Together, the World Tells Europe
Presidents of World Bank and Indonesia speak with exasperation at the G-20 summit in Los Cabos -
Europe
Markets Deliver Sobering Response to Greece's Election
Even if Greece has stepped back from the brink of a euro-zone exit, that hasn’t slowed the spread of the financial crisis -
Europe
For Greek Politicians, Election Doesn’t Make Governing Any Easier
Greece voters say they want to stay in the euro but the leading party in Sunday's elections will find it no simple task to form a governing coalition -
Europe
Greece Teeters on Precipice as Rebels Face Old Guard
Polls show Greeks oppose austerity measures. The same polls show most Greeks want to stay in the euro zone -
Autos
Germany Says No to European Car Aid
Fiat wants a Europe-wide plan to cut carmaking capacity. Germany says no -
China
China Goes Shopping for German Factories
The slump makes midsize companies more willing to sell -
Europe
IMF to the U.S. and Europe: Help Not Wanted
More than ever, developed economies need support from institutions like the IMF. The first step is giving up control over them -
Europe
Italy Is Looking Like Europe's Next Disaster
After Spain, it's plagued by high debt, capital flight, and unfinished reform -
Europe
Bloomberg View: A Stronger Antidote for the Pain in Spain
Bailing out Spain's banks isn't enough to ensure the euro's survival -
Europe
Tom Keene's EconoChat
Tom talks with Jagdish Bhagwati, senior fellow for international economics at the Council on Foreign Relations, about trade, Germany, Greece, and the euro
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