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European Union nations must increasingly pool their military resources, especially as individual members keep trimming their budgets and the U.S reshapes its military strategy to […]

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European leaders were told by policy makers, bankers and academics from around the world that it

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U.S. monetary stimulus, blamed in 2010 for spurring speculative capital flows to emerging markets, may find less opposition this time round in Asia as the […]

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Amgen Inc. said Thursday that its fourth-quarter profit fell 8.5 percent as its expenses for taxes and for producing and selling drugs rose faster than […]

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The iPhone is taking over Apple.
For the first time, the device that changed how people use mobile phones accounts for more than half of the […]

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European finance chiefs piled pressure on Greece’s private creditors on Monday to voluntarily cut the country’s massive debt load, with the Dutch minister warning the […]

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JPMorgan Chase, the nation’s largest bank, posted a record profit for 2011. That didn’t translate into a bigger bonus for CEO Jamie Dimon. Morgan Stanley’s […]

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Asian stock markets rose Friday amid signs that the U.S. economy was picking up steam, but European shares opened lower as nervous traders awaited results […]

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The European Financial Stability Facility, the euro area

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