From Yahoo!: There is a Greek drama unfolding in Cannes, France, today, as members of the G20 — led by the Franco-German alliance they call Merkozy — wrap up another tense week in this latest battle to save the euro zone.
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* Sapin says Socialists will restore French public finances* Could become PM or finance minister if Hollande wins* Says euro zone debt crisis is not crisis of the currencyitselfBy Geert De ClercqPARIS,...
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THE actual figure of the US' national debt is much higher than the official sum of $US13.4 trillion ($14.3 trillion) given by the Congressional Budget Office, according to analysts cited by the New York Post.
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Guardian
November 9, 2011 Fears that Europe's sovereign debt crisis was spiralling out of control have intensified as political chaos in Athens and Rome, and looming recession, created panic on world markets.
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The Eurozone's debt crisis eased a bit on Thursday as Italian government bond yields pulled back from 14-year highs.
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Standard & Poor's accidentally released a message to some of its subscribers on Thursday saying that it had downgraded French debt from its top AAA rating.
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Gavyn Davies blogs for the Financial Times on macroeconomics, economic policymaking and the financial markets. Gavyn Davies is a macroeconomist who was the head of the global economics department at Goldman ...
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's central bank raised interest rates on Tuesday for the 13th time since early 2010 but said it was likely to hold off on further increases as it expects high inflation to ease (RT @Reuters_Biz: India central bank raises rates...
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En juillet 2011, Microsoft Advertising et Advertiser Perceptions ont effectué une étude auprès de professionnels des médias sociaux de 6 pays - dont la France - qui montre que 74% d'entre eux pensent qu'il est très important d'être présent sur...
Via Fadhila BRAHIMI
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Il est assez dure de définir précisément le nombre de backlinks (liens entrants) qui pointent vers votre site. De nombreux outils sont disponibles pour checker cela mais aucun d’entre eux ne vous donneras exactement le même résultat. Ils utilisent tous les résultats des pages indexés mais de manière différentes. Via Ma veille, Frédéric DEBAILLEUL, Freewares&Tutos
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Influential bloggers are being paid top dollar to write sponsored posts (thousands of dollars per post is not unheard of). They’re gifted with luxury items, cars and overseas trips, and invited to events previously exclusive to A-List celebrities and long-established journalists.
[read full article http://j.mp/qUMpxM] Via Giuseppe Mauriello
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Mish's financial blog covers global news and macroeconomic events regarding the world economy. The blog's primary focus is inflation, deflation, and hyperinflation topics, especially currencies, gold, silver, crude, oil, energy and precious metals.
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From Peter Tchir of TF Market Advisors
Is September 20 Greek Default Day? If Greece is going to default, September 20th seems to be as good a day as any. Actually, it is far better than most to be GD-Day.
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French Bond Risk Rises to Record as Crisis Spreads Beyond ItalyBusinessWeekThe additional yield investors receive for holding 10-year French, Spanish, Austrian and Belgian bonds instead of benchmark German bunds rose to euro-era records earlier.
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Italy's Senate Approves Debt-Reduction MeasuresWashington Post11 (Bloomberg) -- Italy's Senate approved debt-reduction measures today in an attempt to shore up investor confidence and pave the way for a new government that may be led by former...
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by Nouriel Roubini
Project Syndicate November 11, 2011 The eurozone crisis seems to be reaching its climax, with Greece on the verge of default and an inglorious exit from the monetary union, and now Italy on the verge of losing market access.
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British banks could be among the hardest hit by the Eurozone financial crisis
because they are exposed to tens of billions of pounds of Italian debt. (UK banks discover the insurance they bought won't protect them against Greek restructuring.
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I say let the Italians drown in their debt: http://t.co/pQS9fROe...
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The "bad bank" of German state-owned lender Hypo Real Estate said Tuesday that writedowns on its holdings of Greek bonds pushed it deeply into the red in the first six months of this year.
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Latest PMI indicates that sovereign debt crisis has pushed the eurozone into recession (Latest PMI indicates that sovereign debt crisis has pushed the eurozone into recession...)...
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Citizens for Tax Justice looked at the data of a recent experiment on a tax holiday on clothing and some other items: This past August for the first time, Arkansas offered a sales tax holiday of its own.
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Deficit for just-completed fiscal year matches high mark from 2010 but falls short of 2009's record $1.4T deficit...
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Pour les Français, une personne est riche quand son revenu atteint 6308 euros par mois. C'est six fois moins que le seuil fixé par le gouvernement pour l'application de la future taxe sur les riches. Qu'est qu'un riche? Selon la définition du Larousse, c'est une personne qui dispose "d'une quantité relativement importante d'argent". Les Français ont une définition bien plus précise de la richesse. Pour eux, en moyenne, une personne peut être considérée comme "riche" quand son revenu atteint 6 308 euros par mois, selon un sondage Ifop paru dans le Journal du dimanche. Pour les deux tiers (66%) des personnes interrogées, une personne est riche quand elle gagne entre 2000 et 5000 euros par mois... Via L'Info Autrement
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Moody's Investors Service lowered debt ratings for Bank of America Corp, Citigroup Inc and Wells Fargo & Co on Wednesday, saying the US government is getting less comfortable with bailing out large troubled lenders.
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Looks like no more official trips for G-Pap anywhere very soon: ECB'S WEIDMANN-IT IS WRONG TO ABANDON ALL PRINCIPLES OF MONETARY POLICY BY CITING A GENERAL EMERGENCY-SPIEGEL GERMAN CSU HEAD - IF GREECE CAN'T OR WON'T KEEP TRACK WITH RESCUE PLAN...
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