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Romanian government is latest victim of EU austerity
World NowRomania's government fell after a no-confidence vote and the leadership of the Czech Republic narrowly survived a similar challenge Friday in the latest challenges to European efforts to heal the Continent's debt crisis with tough spending cuts and higher... -
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Treasury offers a memory lane trip as savings bonds go electronic
Money & CompanyWhere will Mr. Ed stash his cash now? As the Treasury Department prepares to pull the plug on the paper version of U.S. savings bonds at the end of the year, it's touting the 76-year history of the populist government...... -
Greece's debt talks with private bondholders in 'delicate phase'
World NowGreece is set to resume talks with private creditors over a complicated bond-swap deal to help the country avoid defaulting. The difficult and detailed talks have dragged on for months.... -
Large majority of investors takes up Greece's bond-swap offer, helping Athens avoid default
World NowMore than 85% of private holders of Greek debt agree to participate in a bond-swap scheme to relieve Athens' staggering load of public debt. The deal will allow Greece to secure a second international bailout and avoid imminent default.... -
Newton: A meeting of California minds
They loped in like a pair of old lions, one a bit stooped, both proud to a fault. On the left, sipping from his bottled water, was Gov. Jerry Brown. On the right, fidgeting with note cards, was Michael Milken.
The occasion was last week's State of the...Tags: Thomas Edison, Jerry Brown, Career and Workplace, Albert Einstein, Interior Policy
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What's at stake in the debt-limit talks: a primer
Answering questions about the debt-ceiling talks and what could happen if both sides fail to reach an agreement:
What is the federal debt ceiling?
In 1917, as the U.S. entered World War I, Congress authorized the Treasury to issue long-term bonds to...Tags: Career and Workplace, Employment Opportunities, National Government, Government, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Americans Elect seeks to upend primary system
County registrar offices across California on Thursday will begin receiving the product of an audacious enterprise — nearly 1.6 million signatures collected by Americans Elect, a group attempting to ride exasperation with the nation's political...Tags: Republican Party, Interior Policy, Referenda, Government, Finance
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Ted Forstmann dies at 71; Wall Street financier, philanthropist
Ted Forstmann, a longtime Wall Street financier and philanthropist who was a major player during the wave of corporate takeovers in the 1980s, including the battle for RJR Nabisco in 1988, died Sunday. He was 71.
The cause was brain cancer, according...Tags: College Sports, Derivative Securities, Leveraged Buyouts, Greenwich, Finance
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Legislators vote to audit controversial bond agencies
Money & CompanyCalifornia legislators voted to open an official probe of two controversial state agencies that channel money earned from issuing municipal bonds to private companies. Assemblyman Mike Feuer (D-Los Angeles) in May requested the audit of the California...
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