Mykonos Grill offers taste of Greece in renovated Ketner Center
Salisbury Post
By Robin M. Perry SALISBURY — “A taste of Greece — fresh and healthy” is what the menu for Salisbury's new Greek restaurant, My-konos Grill says. At the Ketner Center, you will be amazed at the transformation of the building from a retail clothing ...
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The eurozone: it's a pyrrhic victory for the eurosceptics
The Guardian
Now they are being told that they must either finance eurobonds or contribute to a bailout fund of such a size it would raise interest rates and possibly endanger the creditworthiness of France. The betrayal of southern Europe is deeper. Greece ...
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Debt, downgrade and Saudi Arabia
Al-Bawaba
Fears that EU institutions were not being bold enough to confront this problem were heightened last week when the European Central Bank (ECB) choose only to purchase (and thereby lower borrowing costs) only Greek, Irish, and Portuguese bonds. ...
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Change is a constant for former Neuqua star Wisdom-Hylton
Chicago Sun-Times
She has also spent time in France and Greece. “Israel is more Americanized, so you can adapt easier,” Wisdom-Hylton said. “Everyone speaks English. My first year in Greece was tough. They speak Greek. It's a different lifestyle. ...
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Why 2011 won't be a repeat of 2008
Troy Media Corporation
The European sovereign debt problem is very serious, and a Greek government default could still lead to a run on European banks. The euro could fly apart. China is dealing with inflation and fears of inflated asset prices, particularly in real estate, ...
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Fragile peace
Oman Daily Observer
The two countries have been at loggerheads since Macedonia proclaimed independence from the former Yugoslavia in 1991, with Greece insisting that the use of the name Macedonia implies a claim on Greek territory. UN-led negotiations have so far been ...
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Book Review: "The Eagle Has Two Faces" by Alexander Billinis
Cape Cod Today (blog)
It was not until the early 20th Century that the last of these lands, including Northern Greece, where my own parents were born, was freed from Ottoman rule. This left what are now the Balkan states 500 years behind the progress of the rest of Europe. ...
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S&P puts Cyprus on CreditWatch negative
Taipei Times
However, a number of Cypriot banks are heavily burdened by Greek debt and S&P said the “-banking system's capacity to absorb shocks emanating from a further deterioration in Greece's public and private creditworthiness is not unlimited. ...
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Debt Crisis Solutions Getting Dumb and Dumber
The Market Oracle
There is no reason a plan like this couldn't entail losses for current bondholders the way the latest Greek rescue is supposed to. It should. These rescues have always been about protecting EU financial institutions as much as anything. ...
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Tensions Over Illegal Immigrants In Greece Rises
NPR
It's a sad story — one of hundreds — but many Athenians are losing sympathy. They blame a big rise in violent crime here on immigrants. Police data shows that homicides and robberies doubled between 2009 and 2010. Tasos Boulis, the Greek owner of a ...
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Mykonos Grill offers taste of Greece in renovated Ketner Center
Salisbury Post
By Robin M. Perry SALISBURY — “A taste of Greece — fresh and healthy” is what the menu for Salisbury's new Greek restaurant, My-konos Grill says. At the Ketner Center, you will be amazed at the transformation of the building from a retail clothing ...
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Coming Week Market Movers: Willcommen, Bienvenue, Contagion!
Business Insider
There were reports of Asian banks now cutting off overnight lending to French banks, and the 6 largest US money funds also stopped buying short term French bank debt. Each day brought news of trading suspended in assorted Italian stocks, ...
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The eurozone: it's a pyrrhic victory for the eurosceptics
The Guardian
Now they are being told that they must either finance eurobonds or contribute to a bailout fund of such a size it would raise interest rates and possibly endanger the creditworthiness of France. The betrayal of southern Europe is deeper. Greece ...
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Growth stalls across the eurozone
The Independent
Both leaders have called for their parliaments to ratify the latest Greek bailout by the end of September and have backed the European Central Bank to buy bonds when necessary to stop contagion. But some of Germany's coalition politicians have ...
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The Beginning Of The Endgame
Business Insider
In Greece it is 70000.' To get around pay restraints in the calendar year the Greek government simply paid employees a 13th and even 14th monthly salary—months that didn't exist. 'There needs to be a change of the relationship between people and the ...
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Holiday plans ruined
Malta Independent Online
Fear that has led thousands of Greek investors to pull their money out of the banks. Fear that is being fomented by extremists that can lead to political consequences in the future. Now we have an as yet unclear austerity in Italy too. ...
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Debt, downgrade and Saudi Arabia
Al-Bawaba
Fears that EU institutions were not being bold enough to confront this problem were heightened last week when the European Central Bank (ECB) choose only to purchase (and thereby lower borrowing costs) only Greek, Irish, and Portuguese bonds. ...
See all stories on this topic » |
'Gov't failed to anticipate the crisis,' UK Economics professor says
Buenos Aires Herald
Unfortunately, the bail-out plans implemented by the IMF and the European Union may not be adequate, provided that the Greek sovereign debt matures relatively soon; in around 6 years. Therefore, the restructuring of its debt may soon become necessary. ...
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Economy Watch: It's All About Europe, Stupid
Seeking Alpha
As the above chart shows (click to enlarge), a Greek default/restructuring on its $500 billion of debt is a foregone conclusion; the only issue now is how serious the haircut will be. The likelihood of a Portuguese ($225 billion of debt) or Irish ($160 ...
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Change is a constant for former Neuqua star Wisdom-Hylton
Chicago Sun-Times
She has also spent time in France and Greece. “Israel is more Americanized, so you can adapt easier,” Wisdom-Hylton said. “Everyone speaks English. My first year in Greece was tough. They speak Greek. It's a different lifestyle. ...
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European shares recover on big Wall Street gains
BusinessWeek
The euro was also seemingly unaffected by the French and Greek data, trading 0.3 percent higher at $1.425. Earlier in Asia, the session was far less volatile than of late. Hong Kong's Hang Seng added 0.1 percent to 19620.01. Australia's S&P/ASX 200 ...
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Why 2011 won't be a repeat of 2008
Troy Media Corporation
The European sovereign debt problem is very serious, and a Greek government default could still lead to a run on European banks. The euro could fly apart. China is dealing with inflation and fears of inflated asset prices, particularly in real estate, ...
See all stories on this topic » |
Fragile peace
Oman Daily Observer
The two countries have been at loggerheads since Macedonia proclaimed independence from the former Yugoslavia in 1991, with Greece insisting that the use of the name Macedonia implies a claim on Greek territory. UN-led negotiations have so far been ...
See all stories on this topic » |
Book Review: "The Eagle Has Two Faces" by Alexander Billinis
Cape Cod Today (blog)
It was not until the early 20th Century that the last of these lands, including Northern Greece, where my own parents were born, was freed from Ottoman rule. This left what are now the Balkan states 500 years behind the progress of the rest of Europe. ...
See all stories on this topic » |
S&P puts Cyprus on CreditWatch negative
Taipei Times
However, a number of Cypriot banks are heavily burdened by Greek debt and S&P said the “-banking system's capacity to absorb shocks emanating from a further deterioration in Greece's public and private creditworthiness is not unlimited. ...
See all stories on this topic » |
Debt Crisis Solutions Getting Dumb and Dumber
The Market Oracle
There is no reason a plan like this couldn't entail losses for current bondholders the way the latest Greek rescue is supposed to. It should. These rescues have always been about protecting EU financial institutions as much as anything. ...
See all stories on this topic » |
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