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The Star-Ledger - NJ.comGLOBAL MARKETS: European Stocks Flat; Earnings Help But Greece WeighsWall Street JournalBy Ishaq Siddiqi Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES LONDON (Dow Jones)--European stock markets were broadly flat Wednesday as investors welcomed the day's corporate earnings but political turmoil in Greece still weighed on market sentiment.US Stock Futures Drop Amid Political Turmoil in EuropeB
Los Angeles TimesIn Greece, coalition government proves elusive amid impasseLos Angeles TimesPolitical and financial chaos loom amid a deadlock over how to handle Greece's debt crisis after elections that gave no party overall control of Parliament. Alexis Tsipras, leader of the Greek far-left Syriza group, leaves the presidential palace in ...Leftist leader in Greece rules out coalition rule
New York TimesGerman Patience With Greece on the Euro Wears ThinNew York TimesBERLIN — Just weeks ago, the idea that Greece would leave the euro zone was almost unthinkable. Now, with Greece's newly empowered political parties refusing to abide by the terms of the country's international loan agreement and Europe's leaders ...FOREX-Euro dips as political risks weigh, nears 3-mth lowRe
CBC.caDisney's Profit Climbs 21% on Strength of Cable Networks, Theme ParksWall Street JournalBy DREW FITZGERALD Walt Disney Co.'s fiscal second-quarter profit rose 21% as higher revenue from the media company's cable networks and theme parks offset losses at its movie studio. Disney has reported stronger earnings over the past year, ...Disney reports strong second quarter 2012 result
BloombergEU Uses Hollande's Victory, Greek Tumult to Preach GrowthBloombergThe European Commission appealed for pro-growth policies after France's first power shift to a Socialist president since 1981 and Greece's electoral rebellion against austerity busted the budget-cutting consensus that has dominated the response to the ...François Hollande and Nicolas Sarkozy in a show of unityT
Globe and MailEuropean markets hit by Greece uncertaintyFinancial TimesBy Alexandra Stevenson News of another Greek election and a fresh Spanish bank bailout sent markets across Europe spiralling downwards in morning trading, paring back Monday's gains. “It is going to be quite noisy and price moves are going to be quite ...Bankia shares drop further as Spain readies bailoutAFPBankia's Ra
AFPTax hit weighs on HSBC's Q1 profitThe Associated PressLONDON (AP) — HSBC Holdings PLC saw its first-quarter net profits fall by 38 percent after a larger tax bill and higher insurance claims and liabilities. For the three months to March 31, HSBC reported Tuesday a net profit of $2.58 billion for the ...HSBC profit up on strong investment bank, cost cutsReutersHSBC Gets Boost From Investme
The GuardianAviva Chief Executive Officer Andrew Moss to LeaveBloombergAviva Plc (AV/), the UK's second-biggest insurer, said Andrew Moss stepped down as chief executive officer following investor protests over executive compensation. The firm's incoming chairman, John McFarlane, will immediately become interim executive ...Aviva CEO Steps DownWall Street JournalAviva boss Andrew Moss to
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