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Markets Stay Cautious as Europe Remains the Focus
10:50AM 1/09/2012
Stock markets in Europe traded in fairly narrow ranges Monday as Germany's leader warned that Greece may not get its next batch of bailout cash. Chinese shares surged after authorities pledged to increase bank lending to entrepreneurs. Europe's stumbling efforts to get a handle on its debt crisis remains the focus of interest in the markets.
5 Ways Europe Will Affect Your Finances in 2012
7:00AM 12/30/2011
By Travis Hoium, The Motley Fool
Investing, JP Morgan Chase, Goldman Sachs , Google , Citigroup
By most indications, the U.S. economy is recovering fairly well for the time being. But across the Pond in Europe, another story is unfolding that has the stock market worried -- and it should have your attention, too.
It's Europe's Fault: They're Holding Back the Worldwide Recovery
12:00PM 10/24/2011
Many European nations have deficits that make the U.S. look thrifty, and over a year after their problems came to light, they're still holding the worldwide recovery back. But because they share the euro, normal solutions aren't available, which means the EU must bite the bullet and accept an orderly default, or watch matters spiral downward.
European Austerity Means a Cloudier Forecast for LDK Solar
8:20AM 5/27/2011
Energy, Investing, Stock Picks, Stocks in the News, Market News, Investment
LDK Solar has long depended on demand driven by government subsidies from countries such as Germany, Spain and Italy, which makes it vulnerable in this period of European austerity. Trefis has revised its estimates for LDK Solar down -- but still meaningfully above the market price.
Why the European Debt Crisis Is Far From Over
8:00AM 3/27/2011
The European debt crisis is back: Portugal is in political turmoil, and may need a major bailout, and Spain may too. But the E.U.'s strong healthy are rebelling against propping up their weaker neighbors. The real issue, though, is that the E.U. hasn't yet addressed the fundamental flaw built into it at the euro's creation.
Euro Spikes on Successful Spanish Bond Auction
10:00PM 1/13/2011
The Spanish government's successful bond auction Thursday reassured investors, pushing the euro to a one-week high against the dollar. Portugal and Italy also tested the bond market this week with their own auctions. But how much appetite for bonds do investors really have?
After Portugal's Bond Sale, Now It's Spain's Turn
5:00AM 1/13/2011
Just a day after a successful bond auction in Portugal, Spain hopes to raise up to $3.9 billion in its first debt auction of the year. The auction will be a key test of investor appetite for European bonds.
The Debt-Ceiling War: Wall Street Could Be a Casualty
12:00PM 1/05/2011
Debt and government spending are firmly at the top of the new Congress's agenda. And just the threat that the U.S. wouldn't pay its bills has traders worried and wondering if the U.S. could end up on the same chaotic economic path taken by Greece or Spain.
Best and Worst Global Stock Markets of 2010
12:00PM 12/29/2010
The big winners of 2010 scored returns far above those of U.S. markets by piggybacking on China's ferocious growth. But rebounding American equities look mighty impressive next to the year's real losers: the victims of the eurozone debt crisis.
Where Are Jobs Going Now? Peru, Bulgaria, Bangladesh. . .
2:45PM 12/21/2010
The U.S. is hardly alone in losing work to cheaper skilled labor in foreign countries. Australia, Canada and Israel, among others, have dropped off Gartner's list of the top 30 countries for outsourcing. Here's where IT and business-processing jobs are heading.
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