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Eurozone finance ministers agreed Monday to officially declare Spain and Portugal in breach of the EU public spending rules, a key step to possibly...

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France warned Tuesday it won’t meet its EU deficit obligations as it steps up spending on security in the wake of the Paris terror...

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South Korea Monday reported its 16th death in an expanding MERS outbreak, as President Park Geun-Hye called for efforts to shore up the economy...

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Italy’s Prime Minister Matteo Renzi hailed a “systematic revolution under way in Italy” Tuesday as he unveiled the government’s plan to ease pressure on...

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Italy intends to find 32 billion euros ($43.7 bn) in spending cuts by 2016, with most savings to be used to lower the high...

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tates with higher credit card balances and interest expenses were assigned higher scores, as these indicate higher financial irresponsibility.

Traders are keeping an eye on Washington, after US lawmakers voted to force Tiktok's Chinese parent company to divest from the platform or see it be banned Traders are keeping an eye on Washington, after US lawmakers voted to force Tiktok's Chinese parent company to divest from the platform or see it be banned

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Washington scores 8.14/10 for irresponsible spending.

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Onkar Nerkar demonstrates that automation can be both effective and affordable. His methodical approach shows that meaningful improvements are possible without substantial investments. With...

OLBG consulted a Council on Foreign Relations analysis to find out which countries have hosted some of the most expensive Olympic Games in history. OLBG consulted a Council on Foreign Relations analysis to find out which countries have hosted some of the most expensive Olympic Games in history.

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The Olympics is the biggest sporting event in the world. OLBG consulted an analysis from the Council on Foreign Relations to determine which countries...

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said deposit outflows from regional banks have steadied, after authorities took action to shore up confidence US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said deposit outflows from regional banks have steadied, after authorities took action to shore up confidence

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Yellen had warned on Monday that the United States could run out of money to pay its financial obligations as early as June 1.

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