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Friday, October 12, 2012
Europe uneasy in IMF spotlight as Tokyo meetings start
TOKYO (Reuters) - Greece, Spain and the euro zone's slow progress toward debt reform take centre stage at IMF meetings on Friday despite Europe's best effort to remove itself from the spotlight.
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IMF urges delaying austerity in troubled economies
The International Monetary Fund has urged Europe to ease on its programme of austerity and give the likes of Spain and Greece more time to sort out their debts.
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Santos hoping for birthday treat
![]() ESPN | Santos hoping for birthday treat ESPN In terms of context and sub-plot, Greece's upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Bosnia and Herzegovina and then Slovakia have plenty to offer. Greece manager Fernando Santos has just celebrated his 58th birthday and it is just over six years to the ... |
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Coca-Cola HBC AG Makes Exchange Offer for Coca-Cola HBC SA
Coca-Cola HBC AG Makes Exchange Offer for Coca-Cola HBC SA Bloomberg “The move will help disassociate CCH from problems related to Greece” including a potential exit from the euro area and related capital controls, said Paris Mantzavras, an analyst at Pantelakis Securities in Athens. Coca-Cola HBC operates in 28 ... |
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Greece Unemployment Rises Above 25 Percent
![]() BBC News | Greece Unemployment Rises Above 25 Percent Huffington Post ATHENS, Greece -- Unemployment in Greece hit a record high of 25.1 percent in July as the country's financial crisis continues to exact its heavy toll, official figures showed Thursday. And all indications are that unemployment in Greece will be ... UPDATE 1-Greece's biggest firm leaves, jobless rate soars Greece's Unemployment Reaches More Than Quarter of Workforce Greece unemployment hits a record 25% in July |
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Thursday, October 11, 2012
Learning from the Greek debt crisis
Economist Tobias Blattner talks to CNN's Max Foster about the Greek debt crisis and what other EU leaders want to see.
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Learning from Greek debt crisis
Economist Tobias Blattner talks to CNN's Max Foster about the Greek debt crisis and what other EU leaders want to see.
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