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Treasury notes fell for a third consecutive week amid speculation Greece will secure an aid package from European leaders, discouraging demand for the safest […]

FRANKFURT, Germany _ The head of General Motors Europe says the company is in talks with unions and employee representatives on ways to cut costs […]

The European Central Bank bought euro59 million in government bonds last week as it again made only modest use of a tool that has supported […]

Joe Reagan is a busy man these days.
The new president of the Regional Chamber and Growth Association, effective Wednesday, Reagan has been bouncing all week, […]

Not many people know the Kauffman Foundation, but after this Sunday a lot more will have an idea.
The $2 billion nonprofit that focuses on […]

The U.S. budget deficit will shrink this year to $1.1 trillion, the Congressional Budget Office said today in a report sure to inflame the election-year […]

Bank of England policy maker Adam Posen said officials will increase their bond-purchase target next month if new forecasts for growth and inflation justify expanding […]

Divers plumbing the capsized Costa Concordia’s murky depths pulled out the body of a woman in a life vest Saturday, while scuba-diving police swam through […]

China will take measure to stabilize its exports and imports as slowing global growth creates a

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