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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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Why Hasn't the Euro Fallen More in the Crisis?
As Europe's sovereign debt crisis has ground on, the euro itself has remained surprisingly resilient, especially against the dollar
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Record Euro Zone Debt Makes the Crisis Messier
Countries can't spend to stimulate growth if overindebtedness alarms the bond market
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Currencies
A History Lesson as Canada Tries to Digitize Coins
An anthropologist reminds us that coins are a very old and successful technology
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To QE3 or Not to QE3?
With the recovery appearing to lose steam, markets will be paying extra close attention to Ben Bernanke's speech Monday night
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A History Lesson as Canada Tries to Digitize Coins
An anthropologist reminds us that coins are a very old and successful technology
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London Calling: Why the Libor Affair Matters to You
Regulators want to know if bankers manipulated a key interest rate
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China's Yuan Won't Dethrone Dollar Anytime Soon
Xi Jinping's visit to the U.S. is a reminder of China's economic might, but the yuan poses no immediate threat to the dollar
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Currencies
Charlie Rose Talks to George Osborne
Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer is optimistic about Europe and determined, as he prepares to release a budget, to stay the course on austerity
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A History Lesson as Canada Tries to Digitize Coins
An anthropologist reminds us that coins are a very old and successful technology
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Europe
Why Hasn't the Euro Fallen More in the Crisis?
As Europe's sovereign debt crisis has ground on, the euro itself has remained surprisingly resilient, especially against the dollar
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