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February 2, 2012
Competitiveness of the German economy is regularly cited as an example by Nicolas Sarkozy. Yet behind the success of "Made in Germany" export hidden social realities unenviable. German Chancellor Angela Merkel at his best wishes for 2012 In his televised speech Sunday night, Nicolas Sarkozy praised the German model ...
November 29, 2011
The British government Tuesday revised down sharply its growth forecasts and found that it would take longer than expected to reduce the budget deficit, which led him to extend austerity measures beyond the election date of 2015. Finance Minister (Chancellor of the Exchequer), George Osborne, warned that the UK ...
November 27, 2011
The recovery plan for Air France will be in two phases and its first phase in January or February, will include measures to increase savings in order to preserve cash, writes La Tribune to be published Monday. The second part of the plan will be announced in May or ...
November 23, 2011
Germany has awarded Wednesday that just over half the amount of debt that she hoped to sell, wiping one of its worst sovereign issues since the inception of the euro because they have offered a sufficient return to investors. Berlin has been sold for 3.644 billion euros in loans ...
November 11, 2011
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimates that there is a definite risk that the major economies fall into recession, unless their authorities take urgent measures to stimulate growth. In a note which had been prepared for the G20 summit held in Cannes last week, but was not published until ...
November 8, 2011
The airline offers Silvio Berlusconi to "escape with Ryanair" while Italian Prime Minister through a political crisis that could lead him to step down. Screenshot known site www.ryanair.com / it's November 8, 2011 "Dear Silvio, a new opportunity to escape with Ryanair." It is this formula that the low-cost ...
October 23, 2011
Germany and the European Central Bank received Sunday the fund to support the euro, the EFSF, is not transformed in the bank, against the wishes of France, a majority of countries in the euro area and G20 members who saw an easy way to increase its firepower. Chancellor Angela ...
October 21, 2011
Spanish bank Santander announced Friday a strengthening of its balance sheet by about a billion dollars (730 million) by integrating new partners in its activities to consumer credit in the United States. The announcement comes as pressure intensifies on European banks to increase their own funds. In a ...
October 15, 2011
Four in ten French people consider the euro as a disability and wish to return to the franc. Do you share that view? Four out of 10 French are for an abandonment of the euro and a return to the franc, according to a survey conducted from FIFG 23 to ...
October 12, 2011
The Tokyo Stock Exchange to a halt Wednesday, after three sessions of gains, the disappointing results of the U.S. Alcoa raising fears a negative impact of the debt crisis in the euro zone on third quarter results. The Nikkei lost 0.4%, or 34.78 points to 8738.90 points and the ...