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Asian stocks mixed after G8 summit ends with vague prescription for fixing
Washington Post
Markets fell or posted muted gains worries about the economic future of Greece and whether it would exit the 17-country euro currency union kept traders on edge. A weekend summit in Washington among leaders of the world's most powerful nations provided

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Hedge Funds Rebuild Bearish Euro Bets for Greek Exit Banks Weigh
Bloomberg
“Financial markets' great fear is that if one country left, it would not necessarily be the last,” Alan Ruskin, the head of Group of 10 foreign-exchange strategy in New York at Deutsche Bank AG, the largest currency dealer as ranked by Euromoney

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Salon
Markets fell or posted muted gains worries about the economic future of Greece and whether it would exit the 17-country euro currency union kept traders on edge. A weekend summit in Washington among leaders of the world's most powerful nations provided

'Poor Design' Delayed Facebook IPO: Nasdaq
BusinessWeek
“It proves that technology isn't infallible. There are so many moving parts that things can go wrong. That's the lesson we learn.” The US Securities and Exchange Commission said it will review the trading. Jonathan Thaw, a spokesman for Menlo Park,

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Wilkes Barre Times-Leader
WASHINGTON — The early border skirmishes of Campaign 2012 are reviving questions about one candidate's former pastor and shining a spotlight on the other's high school hijinks. Can a fresh round of questions about President Barack Obama& By NANCY