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Dutch investigating fall-out of Greek bankruptcy
The Dutch finance ministry regards the bankruptcy of Greece as inevitable. The cabinet assumes Greece will not be able to meet its financial obligations. News channel RTL Nieuws made the above statement based on information provided by reliable sources
Updated: 09/14/2011 07:18A
UK Market Notably Up
Angela Merkel has reportedly rejected the possibility of a bankruptcy for Greece or that the country may have to leave the euro zone. Meanwhile, reports said the European Central Bank has provided $575 million in 7-day dollar tender.
Updated: 09/14/2011 07:17A
French Market Notably Higher
Angela Merkel has reportedly rejected the possibility of a bankruptcy for Greece or that the country may have to leave the euro zone. Meanwhile, reports said the European Central Bank has provided $575 million in 7-day dollar tender.
Updated: 09/14/2011 07:13A
Chiropractor and former lawmaker James Gordon files for bankruptcy
By Jeff Amy, Press-Register James Gordon, the chiropractor and former Democratic state representative, filed for bankruptcy Aug. 25, along with his business, the Alabama Injury & Pain Clinic. The move follows what legal records show to be a mounting
Updated: 09/14/2011 07:04A
Volunteer Lawyers Teach High School Kids About Money Management
A bankruptcy judge in Rochester, NY, created the program nine years ago, and it now has a presence in all 50 states. A co-chair of the program, lawyer Shane Sidebottom, says he'd like to see more Kentucky high schools participating.
Updated: 09/14/2011 07:02A
Merkel Lessens Fears Over Greece
BERLIN—German Chancellor Angela Merkel rejected suggestions that Greece could be forced into bankruptcy soon or even leave the euro zone, lifting European banking shares and broader financial markets that have been
Updated: 09/14/2011 06:47A
German Market Turns Positive
Chancellor Angela Merkel has reportedly rejected the possibility of a bankruptcy for Greece or that the country may have to leave the euro zone. Meanwhile, reports said the European Central Bank has provided $575 million in 7-day dollar tender.
Updated: 09/14/2011 06:43A
Bankruptcy slows MCC land deal
CRYSTAL LAKE – Land that McHenry County College officials said is crucial to future expansion remains tied up in bankruptcy proceedings. The college board approved the use of eminent domain to acquire 20 acres along Route 14 in May, but the effort has
Updated: 09/14/2011 06:37A
Greek PM to hold crisis talks with Merkel, Sarkozy
Entertainment News from AP By ELENA BECATOROS AP ATHENS, Greece (AP) - The leaders of Greece, France and Germany will seek ways to contain the spiraling debt crisis and prevent it from further roiling global financial markets in a teleconference on
Updated: 09/14/2011 06:35A
Court begins to review Saab appeal
Stockholm - A Swedish court Wednesday said it had begun assessing the appeal launched by struggling carmaker Saab over a lower court ruling denying it permission to reorganize its business. The appeal court for western Sweden said it would treat the
Updated: 09/14/2011 06:34A
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