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How the world sees Greece
Saturday, July 6, 2013
Pictures From the Week in Business
A weight-loss drug copes with sluggish sales, Greek works for its next batch of bailout aid, and Europe’s Parliament approves an emissions trading plan.
Greece native embarks on 11-month mission trip
Greece native embarks on 11-month mission trip Rochester Democrat and Chronicle On July 4, the Greece native caught a flight to Atlanta, Ga., where she will be briefed and trained to perform missionary work. By Sunday, she'll start sleeping in a tent. It's not that Prince, a 2006 graduate of Greece Arcadia High School, doesn't ... |
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Adil E. Shamoo: Egypt Speaks, Again
The people we met in Egypt, expressing their most heartfelt desires to strangers, want to work side-by-side with all of their fellow Egyptians in a nation that has always been a leader in the Arab world. They want to work. They want a chance to prosper. They want a future for their children.
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World?s Philosophers Convene in Athens
Leading intellectuals of the world, such as Juergen Habermas and Umberto Eco, Alexander Nehamas, Bill Macbride, the Dermot Moran, Luca Scarantino will take part in the 23rd World Philosophy Conference, to be held for the first time in Greece from Aug. 4-10. There was no word on whether they had any brilliant ideas to solve the country’s crushing economic crisis. "Philosophy as ...
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French plans for a return to Greece
French enterprises may have left Greece in their majority in recent years, but their interest in the local market has been rekindled as they are looking forward to a gradual rebound offering opportunities for profit-making business moves.That was the outcome of a meeting of senior officials from Greek and French firms in Paris that the international arm of the Federation of Hellenic Enterprises ...
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FTSE CLOSE: Shares edge lower as fears over Portugal and Greece weigh ...
FTSE CLOSE: Shares edge lower as fears over Portugal and Greece weigh ... This is Money Olli Rehn, vice-president of the European Commission, said Greece's last substantial tranche of aid could be made in instalments, keeping the pressure on Greece to keep up with the bailout demands of international lenders. 12:00. Investors buoyed by ... |
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Greece, troika agree to reduce sell-off target, close to deal on civil servants
Kathimerini | Greece, troika agree to reduce sell-off target, close to deal on civil servants Kathimerini The Greek government continued its bargaining with the troika Friday as the two sides debated how Athens will meet its targets for a labor mobility scheme ahead of Monday's Eurogroup, when eurozone finance ministers will decide whether to release ... Greece may receive Troika aid in instalments Traffic wardens take up protests, as Greece scrambles to meet austerity targets Greece's Public-Sector Union Calls Strike to Protest Job Cuts |
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