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Pain now or pain later? Europeans prefer putting it off
World NowWith more than half of the 17 Eurozone countries slipping back into recession in recent months and popular discontent reaching a crescendo, overseers of the European common currency may be more likely to heed the hurting countries' calls for stimulus... -
Greek leftists flirt with bailing on the bailout, no immediate takers
World NowLeftist politicians changed the conversation in Greece Tuesday from what further sacrifices the heavily indebted Balkan nation needs to make to stay in the Eurozone to bailing on the common currency and reneging on promises to make deeper spending cuts... -
Culinary SOS: Mocha cookies from Euro Pane
Los Angeles TimesDear SOS: I am in love with a cookie from Euro Pane in Pasadena. It is the mocha cookie. We were in the restaurant last weekend, and I asked for the recipe, and they laughed at me. I thought you might have a better chance. Thanks, Lisa Richmon...Tags: Baking Soda, Salt, Butter
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Euro falls as concerns about European deal grow
Money & CompanyInvestors fled from the euro and Italian bonds as concerns grew about Europe's most recent effort to deal with its debt crisis.... -
Swiss central bank chief resigns over wife's currency trades
World NowThe chairman of Switzerland’s central bank abruptly resigned Monday following controversy over foreign-exchange transactions that made tens of thousands of dollars for him and his wife.... -
Hard times for Iran's black market currency dealers
World NowBusiness has dropped sharply for Tehran’s black market money dealers following an order from Iran’s Central Bank to clamp down on the underground network in an effort to stem a sharp slide in the nation's currency against the U.S. dollar.... -
Sundance 2012: Tim and Eric walk into a film festival
24 FramesTim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim come to the Sundance Film Festival with two films.... -
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Maurice Chase dies at 92; 'Father Dollar Bill' gave cash to poor
Nearly every Sunday morning, Thanksgiving and Christmas for almost three decades, the man they called Father Dollar Bill, Father Dollar or just D.B. for Dollar Bill showed up on a skid row sidewalk. He was a white-haired man in a red sweater and a Notre...Tags: Social Issues, Holidays, Colleges and Universities, Thanksgiving, Frank Sinatra
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U.S. stock futures sink, gold rockets as markets reopen
Money & CompanyU.S. stock index futures plunged in Asian trading Sunday, signaling what may happen when shares open for trading in New York on Monday, as investors reacted to the downgrade of the U.S. credit rating and fresh worries about Europe’s government......
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