What would happen to Greece if it quit the euro? Financial chaos, capital flight, riots and bank failures… maybe
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Eric Margolis: Let Greece Do Debt Cold Turkey
What would happen to Greece if it quit the euro? Financial chaos, capital flight, riots and bank failures… maybe
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Eric Margolis: Let Greece Do Debt Cold Turkey
Tourists look at souvenirs in the Monastiraki neighborhood of Athens.
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Debt-stricken Greece forced to hold second election
The deepening political turmoil in Greece has begun reverberating throughout the global financial markets as Athens' failure to form a government last weekend threatens to further undermine the battered European economy …
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Economy Watch – Greek turmoil deepens Europe's debt crisis
European leaders are struggling to contain a debt crisis that has entered its third year and led to bailouts of Greece, Portugal, and Ireland.
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China Investment Corp. stops buying European government debt …
France’s president-elect Francois Hollande faced an immediate economic challenge on Monday as turmoil in Greece and doubts about his own plans threatened to plunge the eurozone back into a debt crisis. Duration: 01:17
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No honeymoon from EU debt for Francois Hollande
But while the crisis faded into the background, it never really went way. Remedies that were sold as solutions haven't solved a thing. The celebrated bailouts of countries like Portugal, Ireland, and especially Greece have ..
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Eurozone Debt Crisis "Day of Reckoning' :: The Market Oracle …
The Greek election could deliver a government with the slenderest of parliamentary majorities, making it difficult for Greece to honor its official debt obligations and to remain within the Eurozone. A Francois Hollande election …
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Get ready for the EU debt crisis to reignite « The Enterprise Blog
As the European situation looks ever the worse for wear—and it is official—Spain is going the way of Greece with no prospects for any turn around on the horizon… And US GDP stalls and falls backward from even very …
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Debt Primacy
Follow Max Keiser on Twitter: twitter.com Watch the full Keiser Report E281 later on Saturday! In this episode, Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert discuss how shouting ‘fire!’ in a crowded economy may be the only thing left to save us from our unpayable debts and, failing that, Barack Obama’s ‘revolving door’ could be another GDP booster.
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No money? – Out of ‘great’ society!
Mr. Gingrich currently has $4.3 million in debt – about 20 percent of his Gross Campaign Product, which puts him in Greece territory.
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Newt Gingrich Campaign Debt – NYTimes.com
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