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UC Berkeley Marketing Professor Shot Dead By Masked Shooter In Greece
A UC Berkeley professor was shot dead in broad daylight in the Greek capital, Athens, on July 4.
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Greek Parliament Approves Reform Bill Ahead of Bailout Review
The Greek parliament approved an omnibus bill on Friday cutting pensions, raising the retirement age, increasing punishment for tax evasion and liberalising the energy market ahead of the first review of the country's new bailout later this month.
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Alexis Tsipras Says Debt Relief is Key to Recovery
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told lawmakers on Monday that debt relief is essential for the crisis-hit country to return to growth and regain access to market financing by the first half of 2017.
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Impact of Greek Developments Will Be Indirect: Finance Secretary
Ongoing developments in Greece have only indirect implications for India and their impact, if any, is difficult to quantify, Finance Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi said today.
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Eurozone's Poorer Nations Take Hard Line on Greece
The eurozone's poorer former communist nations, having themselves endured painful market reforms and austerity programmes, are taking a hard line on Greece after its people voted to reject bailout terms.
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Eurozone's Poorer Nations Take Hard Line on Greece
The eurozone's poorer former communist nations, having themselves endured painful market reforms and austerity programmes, are taking a hard line on Greece after its people voted to reject bailout terms.
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World Stock Markets Tumble as Greece Crisis Deepens
Share prices slumped across Europe on Monday as Greece shuttered its banks for a week following a fateful weekend that has shaken Europe's single currency.
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Little Sympathy for Greek Woes in Eurozone's Poorer Nations
After painful market reforms and austerity under their belts, the poorer ex-communist nations of the Eurozone have little sympathy for Greece's latest debt woes - with some even insisting the bloc could survive a "Grexit".
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Greek PM Tsipras Freezes Privatisations, Markets Tumble
Leftist Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras threw down an open challenge to international creditors on Wednesday by halting privatisation plans agreed under the country's bailout deal, prompting a third day of heavy losses on financial markets.
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Greek election results renew eurozone turmoil
Greece faced an uncertain future on Monday after a stunning election shake-up by parties opposed to further vital austerity cuts, sending shockwaves through markets on fears of renewed eurozone turmoil.
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US, world markets fall after Greece's Prime Minister announces referendum on EU bailout package
A wave of selling swept across Wall Street and stock markets around the world Tuesday after Greece's prime minister said he would call a national vote on an unpopular European plan to rescue that nation's economy.
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Europe crafts debt deal as banks take Greek losses
European leaders clinched a deal on Thursday they hope will mark a turning point in their two-year debt crisis, agreeing after a night of tense negotiations to have banks take bigger losses on Greece's debts and to boost the region's weapons against the market turmoil.
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UC Berkeley Marketing Professor Shot Dead By Masked Shooter In Greece
A UC Berkeley professor was shot dead in broad daylight in the Greek capital, Athens, on July 4.
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Greek Parliament Approves Reform Bill Ahead of Bailout Review
The Greek parliament approved an omnibus bill on Friday cutting pensions, raising the retirement age, increasing punishment for tax evasion and liberalising the energy market ahead of the first review of the country's new bailout later this month.
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Alexis Tsipras Says Debt Relief is Key to Recovery
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told lawmakers on Monday that debt relief is essential for the crisis-hit country to return to growth and regain access to market financing by the first half of 2017.
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Impact of Greek Developments Will Be Indirect: Finance Secretary
Ongoing developments in Greece have only indirect implications for India and their impact, if any, is difficult to quantify, Finance Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi said today.
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Eurozone's Poorer Nations Take Hard Line on Greece
The eurozone's poorer former communist nations, having themselves endured painful market reforms and austerity programmes, are taking a hard line on Greece after its people voted to reject bailout terms.
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Eurozone's Poorer Nations Take Hard Line on Greece
The eurozone's poorer former communist nations, having themselves endured painful market reforms and austerity programmes, are taking a hard line on Greece after its people voted to reject bailout terms.
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World Stock Markets Tumble as Greece Crisis Deepens
Share prices slumped across Europe on Monday as Greece shuttered its banks for a week following a fateful weekend that has shaken Europe's single currency.
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Little Sympathy for Greek Woes in Eurozone's Poorer Nations
After painful market reforms and austerity under their belts, the poorer ex-communist nations of the Eurozone have little sympathy for Greece's latest debt woes - with some even insisting the bloc could survive a "Grexit".
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Greek PM Tsipras Freezes Privatisations, Markets Tumble
Leftist Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras threw down an open challenge to international creditors on Wednesday by halting privatisation plans agreed under the country's bailout deal, prompting a third day of heavy losses on financial markets.
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Greek election results renew eurozone turmoil
Greece faced an uncertain future on Monday after a stunning election shake-up by parties opposed to further vital austerity cuts, sending shockwaves through markets on fears of renewed eurozone turmoil.
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US, world markets fall after Greece's Prime Minister announces referendum on EU bailout package
A wave of selling swept across Wall Street and stock markets around the world Tuesday after Greece's prime minister said he would call a national vote on an unpopular European plan to rescue that nation's economy.
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Europe crafts debt deal as banks take Greek losses
European leaders clinched a deal on Thursday they hope will mark a turning point in their two-year debt crisis, agreeing after a night of tense negotiations to have banks take bigger losses on Greece's debts and to boost the region's weapons against the market turmoil.
