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| | ... Hatzidakis told a news conference that the ministry "hired BlackRock to propose the best corporate structure for the fund," Athens-based newspaper Kathimerini wrote. Hatzidakis flagged last December that the wheels were in motion in establishing the ... |
| | | ... knows what PM Tsipras' resignation and the subsequent snap elections in Greece brings to the just-approved bail out of Athens. But this isn't Europe's only problem, China - its second biggest trading partner after the US - is too for it is slowing. This ... |
| | | ... problem has been resolved - or kicked further down the road - with the announcement that a deal has been reached between Athens and its creditors that clears the way for the dole out of another a,-86 billion ($96 billion) bailout for Greece. Two to go. ... |
| | | ... LONDON - Europe's main stock markets diverged as investors react to the fallout from the plunge of banking shares on the Athens stock exchange. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index slipped 0.03 per cent to finish at 6,686.57 points. The CAC 40 in Paris ... |
| | | ... China should be no worries. By the by, the Greek stock market re-opened last night - after its five week closure - the Athens SE general index dropped by as much as 23% before closing 16.2% lower. To quote myself, PM Li will get the 7% growth that PM ... |
| | | ... optimism over Greece which was given a further boost as the EU approved a 7 billion euros ($A10.28 billion) bridge loan for Athens. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index of top companies slid 0.31 per cent to end at 6,775.08 points, while in Frankfurt the ... |
| | | ... in 1832. It must accept complete oversight from the hated "institutions" (once known as the troika) who will return to Athens to oversee the work of Greek officials. At the insistence of the Dutch prime minister, Mark Rutte, it will have to roll back ... |
| | | ... of possible movement towards a maddeningly elusive Greek rescue plan that influenced most trading, with news suggesting Athens was ready to accept increased belt-tightening as creditors considered debt relief. HONG KONG - Asian markets rose, reversing ... |
| | | ... far from over, not with crunch time moments ever so foreverly moved - 23 February was the first "this is it moment" for Athens, that became 24 Feb, that became 27 Feb, that was extended to 30 June, that was extended to after the 5 July referendum. Now ... |
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