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A Second Russian Supercomputer in the U.S.? Nyet
The first Russian high-performance computer installed in the U.S. may be the last -
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Could Boston Mayhem Hit the Sochi Olympics?
Experts say that Russia, with its reputation at stake, will not skimp on security at the winter games near the Caucasus Mountains -
Europe
European Commission President José Barroso on His Job's Challenges
The European Commission president on managing 27 countries with competing interests -
Europe
Nomura's Alleged Crime Could Help Monte Dei Paschi
Nomura's alleged connivance in covering Monte dei Paschi's losses could cost the Japanese investment bank $2.4 billion -
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Thatcherism, R.I.P. Britain's Economy Needs New Ideas
Her ideology held sway for three decades. With Britain's economy going nowhere, it's time for a new model -
Europe
Margaret Thatcher, Britain's Prime Euro-Skeptic
The Iron Lady was right to oppose the common currency. But her contempt for Europe was a disservice to her country -
Europe
Margaret Thatcher's Forgotten Tax Increase
In 1981, after less than two years in office, the Iron Lady pushed through a highly unpopular increase in income-tax revenue -
Europe
Our Fight Now Isn't the One Thatcher Had Then
Why it's useless to try to draw lessons from Thatcher in the current U.S. political fights -
Europe
France's Budget Chief Admits He Has an Offshore Account
Jérôme Cahuzac, a rising Socialist star, resigned after acknowledging that he lied to President François Hollande -
Europe
In Spain, a Royal Scandal Entangles a Princess
Cristina, King Juan Carlos's daughter, has been named a suspect in her husband's business dealings -
Europe
After Cyprus, the EU's Attention Turns to Tiny Luxembourg
With small countries with big banking sectors suddenly appearing problematic to the European Union, bank assets are nearly 23 times Luxembourg's gross national product -
Europe
Is Beppe Grillo Funny?
Presenting lively highlights from the peppery performance career that turned political and left Grillo guiding a pile of votes in Italy's parliament -
Europe
Berlusconi's Party May Help Form a Government—Without Berlusconi
Italy's center-left party is negotiating with the right to form a working coalition in which former Premier Silvio Berlusconi would exert influence behind the scenes -
Europe
Cyprus Bailout May Spare Russia's Oligarchs, but Hurt Russian Companies
Legitimate Russian businesses that channel foreign sales through Cypriot subsidiaries to avoid Russian regulations may now find their accounts frozen -
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In Europe, Google's News Snippets May Get More Expensive
The search giant fails to reach détente with European publishers on news indexing
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France's Health-Care System Is Going Broke
Too-generous benefits such as mud baths are being scaled back -
Congress
The Economics of Being a U.S. Ambassador
Plum foreign postings come at a price for wealthy donors -
Europe
France Strives to Return Nazi-Stolen Art to Its Owners
The French government has assembled a team of experts who will work to track down the rightful owners of about 2,000 artworks -
Policy
Europe's Bees Could Get a Reprieve From Pesticides
The EU may ban pesticides used by home gardeners and farmers -
Europe
Geneva Isn't as Crime-Free Anymore
A rash of muggings is tarnishing the city's sterling reputation -
Europe
Our Fight Now Isn't the One Thatcher Had Then
Why it's useless to try to draw lessons from Thatcher in the current U.S. political fights -
Europe
What Do Europe's Pirate Parties Stand for?
Electoral successes in Germany, Sweden, and some other European nations have anarchic Pirate parties pondering platforms -
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How Europe's Austerity Backlash Might Change U.S. Politics
An analyst predicts Congress may soften its stance on further austerity measures after seeing what happened to some (former) lawmakers in France and Greece -
Europe
Berlusconi's Party May Help Form a Government—Without Berlusconi
Italy's center-left party is negotiating with the right to form a working coalition in which former Premier Silvio Berlusconi would exert influence behind the scenes -
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Bloomberg View: The Case for a German Referendum on the Euro
Why the German court's ruling increases the pressure on Merkel -
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Bloomberg View: France's Fleeing Billionaire
Hollande vs. Arnault: Time for a champagne summit?
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France's Health-Care System Is Going Broke
Too-generous benefits such as mud baths are being scaled back -
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The Economics of Being a U.S. Ambassador
Plum foreign postings come at a price for wealthy donors -
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How Europe's Austerity Backlash Might Change U.S. Politics
An analyst predicts Congress may soften its stance on further austerity measures after seeing what happened to some (former) lawmakers in France and Greece
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