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Greece’s second rescue is probably not the last
February 2012
Greece has secured a second bailout. It may not be enough to rescue the troubled country.
The tax-effectiveness of dividend streams
February 2012
Investors might be surprised by how the tax effectiveness of dividend income boosts the post-tax returns of equities versus cash.
November 2011
France may lose its triple-A credit rating as its bond yields are soaring.
Italian bond yields reach worrying levels
November 2011
Italian 10-year bond yields overnight breached 7%, a level widely considered to be unsustainable. When their borrowing costs moved above this level, Greece, Portugal and Ireland were forced to seek bailouts.
October 2011
European leaders on Thursday finally delivered a credible rescue plan for the eurozone debt crisis.
October 2011
Eurozone leaders are trying to resolve their differences as they try to wrest control over the eurozone debt crisis.
What does Italy’s downgrade mean?
September 2011
Italy is the latest European country to have its debt rating cut.
August 2011
The economies of Germany and France stalled in the second quarter. A protracted slowing of these "core" European economies could spell trouble for the struggling peripheral economies.
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