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Bloomberg

2015-09-11 19:30

Eastern Europe Bashes West as Putin Gas Link Plan Splits EU

Eastern European nations set to lose billions of dollars in natural gas transit fees are lambasting western Europe for striking another pipeline deal with Russia that will circumvent Ukraine.

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Bloomberg

2015-09-11 18:35

Lidl Heads for Mayfair as Discounter Chases Posh London Shoppers

Lidl, one of the German discounters that‘s transforming the U.K. grocery landscape, is seeking to move in around the corner from Buckingham Palace and the Houses of Parliament as it takes its low prices and limited assortments to some of London‘s richest shoppers.

Michaelo Dalderio ("Reuters" / "Scanpix") nuotr.

Bloomberg

2015-09-11 18:26

Euro Area Toughens Up as China Deals Blow to Global Fortunes

The euro area might have built up enough momentum to shrug off China‘s woes for now.

Hannibalo Hanschke ("Reuters" / "Scanpix") nuotr.

Bloomberg

2015-09-10 22:00

Sweden Bets Open-Door Policy on Refugees Will Pay Off

As the European Union prepares to force some of its member states to accept a greater number of refugees, one country is already taking far more than its share and is prepared to go even further.

Vasilijaus Fedosenko ("Reuters" / "Scanpix") nuotr.

Bloomberg

2015-09-10 21:30

Sweden Bets Open-Door Policy on Refugees Will Pay Off

As the European Union prepares to force some of its member states to accept a greater number of refugees, one country is already taking far more than its share and is prepared to go even further.

A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange shortly after the market opened in New York September 4, 2015. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson

Bloomberg

2015-09-10 21:00

Fed Funds Glued to Stocks as September Odds Creep Back From Low

While the bond market may be ready for higher Federal Reserve interest rates, the same can’t be said for stocks -- and the divergence has started to matter to speculators in financial futures.

China's Premier Li Keqiang answers a question during a meeting with executives from foreign companies at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in China's port city Dalian September 9, 2015. Li said on Wednesday that the recent adjustment in the yuan was "very small" and that there is no basis for continued devaluation in the currency. REUTERS/Jason Lee

Bloomberg

2015-09-10 17:00

Li Says China Doesn’t Want Currency War, Reassures on Growth

A woman walks into a Citibank branch in New York in this January 17, 2012 file photo. Citigroup said second quarter profits dropped as it lost money on the sale of a sake in a Turkish bank and suffered from the drag of its troubled assets left over from the 2007-2008 credit crisis. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton/Files (UNITED STATES - Tags: BUSINESS)

Bloomberg

2015-09-10 09:00

Citigroup Sees 55% Risk of a Global Recession Made in China

Citigroup Inc. is sounding the alarm bells for the world economy.

A man and a child hold flags as they attend the Hungary's National Day celebrations, which also commemorates the 1848 Hungarian Revolution against the Habsburg monarchy, in Budapest March 15, 2015. REUTERS/Laszlo Balogh (HUNGARY - Tags: ANNIVERSARY POLITICS)

Bloomberg

2015-09-09 18:10

Go-It-Alone Hungary Risks Higher Yields on Eurobond Abstinence

(Bloomberg) -- Hungary’s plan to win back investment-grade credit ratings by limiting foreign-currency bond sales risks driving local yields higher.

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Bloomberg

2015-09-09 15:54

Tallink Looks Past China Turmoil With Bet on Asian Tourists

(Bloomberg) -- Baltic ferry operator Tallink Grupp AS is benefiting from growing numbers of Asian travelers to Nordic capitals as they’re offsetting weaker leisure demand by Russian clients, Chief Executive Officer Janek Stalmeister said.

A migrant carrying a baby is stopped by Hungarian police officers as he tries to escape on a field nearby a collection point in the village of Roszke, Hungary, September 8, 2015. REUTERS / Marko Djurica

Bloomberg

2015-09-09 14:38

Germany Prioritizes Refugee Funds

Europe‘s diverging approaches to the refugee crisis came into sharp focus on Tuesday, with Germany vowing to prioritize funding to aid migrants and Hungary promising to speed up work on a barrier to keep them out.

Bloomberg

2015-09-09 09:00

Move Over Exxon, Russian Drillers Are Oil World‘s Top Performers

At a time when the collapse in crude prices pushes Russia‘s economy into a recession, the nation‘s oil producers are managing to beat their western counterparts.

Federal Reserve Board Chairwoman Janet Yellen testifies before a House Financial Services committee hearing on "Monetary Policy and the State of the Economy" on Capitol Hill in Washington July 15, 2015. REUTERS/Yuri Gripas

Bloomberg

2015-09-08 14:46

Bond Market Sends Fed All-Clear Signal to Raise Rates

(Bloomberg) -- Janet Yellen has the fixed-income market just where she wants it: ripe for the first increase in U.S. interest rates since 2006.

A Bitcoin (virtual currency) paper wallet with QR codes and a coin are seen in an illustration picture taken at La Maison du Bitcoin in Paris, France, May 27, 2015. British authorities have come out in support of digital currencies in the name of promoting financial innovation, while proposing that regulations should be drawn up to prevent their use in crime. But it is technophiles who are leading the drive to make London a real-world hub for trade in web-based "cryptocurrencies", of which bitcoin is the original and still most popular. Picture taken May 27, 2015. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier

Bloomberg

2015-09-08 14:46

Isle of Man, Tax Haven With Tailless Cats, Becomes Bitcoin Hub

(Bloomberg Business) -- The Isle of Man is a strange place. Home to four-horned sheep, cats without tails, and perfectly preserved Victorian-era steam locomotives, this rock in the middle of the Irish Sea is perhaps best known for hosting the world’s most dangerous motorcycle race, the Manx TT.

Bloomberg

2015-09-08 14:45

Toshiba Risk Goes From Worst to Best as Accounting Storm Fades

Default risk traders are betting the storm over Toshiba Corp.‘s accounting scandal is close to blowing over.

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