Erste 'Assesses' Whether to Participate in IIF Greece Bond Swap Bloomberg By Boris Groendahl - Fri Jul 29 06:01:25 GMT 2011 “We are in the process of making up our minds,” Hana Cygonkova, a spokeswoman for Erste, said by phone, confirming Erste's statement in its second-quarter report, which was published in Vienna today. ... See all stories on this topic » |
Yingli Green Energy PV Modules Installed in the Largest Solar Plant in Greece PR Newswire (press release) Biosar offers integrated solutions in the areas of design, supply, construction and maintenance of medium and large-scale PV systems, acting as an EPC contractor in Greece, Italy and Bulgaria.Today, Biosar is a member of ELLAKTOR SA which is one of ... See all stories on this topic » |
Striking Greek Taxis Demand Government Pay for Illegal Licenses BusinessWeek Ragousis is scheduled to meet representatives from the taxi federation today, his office said yesterday. Greece's budget deficit widened 28 percent in the first half of 2011, with spending exceeding targets and revenue falling short, according to ... See all stories on this topic » |
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Italy Borrowing Costs Rise at Sales Amid Concern About Contagion, Tremonti Bloomberg S&P said today that a partial default by Greece will occur once European officials implement a plan that will see bondholders foot part of the bill for the second bailout agreed to last week in Brussels. The rating company also lowered its ranking for ... See all stories on this topic » |
Today's Top Stories: Boehner Bill in the House Today Portfolio.com (blog) (USA Today) Greece, Cyprus downgraded: Greece's credit rating has been downgraded even further from CC to CCC, following the agreement that would see it go into "selective default." Cyprus has also been downgraded, due to exposure to Greek banks and ... See all stories on this topic » |
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Yen Is Near Four-Month High Versus Dollar on U.S. Debt Talk, Europe Crisis Bloomberg That's the lowest since August 2010. Greece will partially default on its debt once European officials push through a plan that will see bondholders foot part of the bill of a second bailout agreed to last week in Brussels, S&P said yesterday. ... See all stories on this topic » |
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