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In this Nov. 1, 2010 photo, Thomas Bishop, left, talks with a fellow specialist on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Monday, Nov. 1, 2010.

Greece Jobs Photos Wall Street Wikipedia: Nasdaq Composite

Canberra Times
US stocks rise on strong jobs data
US stocks advanced on Friday as investors brushed off the technical default by Greece, instead focusing on another strong monthly jobs report. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 14.08 points, or... (photo: AP / Richard Drew)

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The Guardian
Gold steadies ahead of U.S. jobs after Greek deal
(Updates throughout) * Gold set for second weekly fall * Correlation with euro/dollar remains tight * Palladium shrugs off China car sales * Coming up: Feb U.S. nonfarm payrolls; 1330 GMT By Amanda... (photo: WN / Geeta)

Dallas Mavericks' Jason Kidd, left, Dirk Nowitzki (41) of Germany and New York Knicks' Jeremy Lin, center, during an NBA basketball game Tuesday, March 6, 2012, in Dallas. The Mavericks won 95-85. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)

Al Jazeera
Jeremy Lin and the political economy of superstars
The biggest news around this city in recent weeks has been Jeremy Lin, the Harvard economics graduate, who has shocked the National Basketball Association by rising seemingly overnight from "nowhere"... (photo: AP / Tony Gutierrez)
Basketball NBA Photos Sports Wikipedia: Jeremy Lin

This DEc.10, 2008 file photo shows ArcelorMittal French headquarters outside Paris. France's competition authorities Tuesday Dec.16, 2008 slapped a record Euro 575 million ($776 million) in fines on 11 companies, including subsidiaries of global steel giant ArcelorMittal, for running a cartel in the steel trading sector from 1999 to 2004. The Luxembourg-based ArcelorMittal, is the world's largest steelmaker and has over 326,000 employees in more than 60 countries.

Mineweb
ArcelorMittal appoints Suresh Rajapakse as VP and Head of Health, Safety, Security, Environment & Sustainability
ArcelorMittal Luxembourg, 9 March 2012 - ArcelorMittal today announced the appointment of Suresh Rajapakse as Vice President and Head of Health, Safety, Security, Environment & Sustainability for... (photo: AP / Jacques Brinon)
Business Environment Health Luxembourg Photos wikipedia :ArcelorMittal

Business Day
FTSE easier as weak miners counter pharma gains
Britain’s leading share index ticked lower on Friday, consolidating after strong gains in the previous session, with a strong take-up for Greece’s bond swap deal... (photo: AP / Lefteris Pitarakis)
Britain Data Greece Jobs Photos wikipedia :FTSE

The setting sun casts a yellow glow on the ABN Amro head office building in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on this July 18, 2007 file photo. The boards of ABN Amro Holding NV said they were dropping their support for a takeover offer by Barclays PLC in the face

Buffalo News
ABN Amro: 2011 earnings down on economy, Greece
AMSTERDAM (AP) - ABN Amro NV, the state-owned Dutch bank, said Friday its "underlying" profit fell by 11 percent... (photo: AP Photo/Peter Dejong)
Amsterdam Earnings Economy Greece Photos wikipedia :ABN AMRO Group

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The Associated Press
World stocks up on Greece, tame Chinese inflation
BANGKOK (AP) -- World stock markets climbed Friday as China's inflation eased and Greece moved closer to inking a deal with private creditors to restructure its debt and... (photo: WN/Pat Seng)
Economy Market Photos Stock Wikipedia: Australian Securities Exchange

A pedestrian looks a sign in a shop reading: ''One euro, price haircut'' in Athens on Thursday, March 8, 2012.

Irish Times
Greek bond swap lifts rescue hopes
Greece has successfully closed a bond swap offer aimed at reducing its colossal debt pile and averting a chaotic default that would pitch the euro zone into a fresh... (photo: AP / Thanassis Stavrakis)
Debt Economy Greece Photos Wikipedia: Greek government debt crisis

Business Day
LG rises with new Apple iPad
THE share price of LG Display, the world’s second-largest manufacturer of liquid crystal display panels and a supplier to Apple, rose yesterday in Seoul trading after a... (photo: WN / Geeta)
Business Economy Market Photos Wikipedia: Business

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Palm Beach Post
Asia stocks rise on Greece, tame Chinese inflation
BANGKOK — Asian stock markets rose Friday as China's inflation eased and Greece moved closer toward inking a deal with private investors to restructure its debt and... (photo: WN/Pat Seng)
China Market Photos Stock Wikipedia: Nikkei 225

Gold

	Brazil's new consumer class flocks to US to buy Springfield News-Sun
	Miners Resist Philippine Attempt to Boost Tax Jakarta Globe
	Bernie: Rams deal was smart one by Snead STL Today

Silver

	Jewellery industry seeks reduction in gold import by NRIs The Hindu
	Pope's Mexico visit puts spotlight on magical town Newsday
	Gold recovers Independent online (SA)

Textile

	Ancient fabric’s renaissance smooth as silk Grand Junction Sentinel
	'Indian textile industry may reach $115 billion by year end' Zeenews
	Review: Easy Gardener Landscape Fabric Pro - effective weed control The Examiner

Coffe / Tea

	In GOP Senate race, Tommy Thompson has early advantages Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
	Murdoch grip on Sky challenged by Ofcom Digital Spy
	China's National People's Congress: not a tea party Asia Times

Fish Farm

	Tsunami-wrecked town fights for future Nashville Tennessean
	Japanese town haunted by loss a year after tsunami Atlanta Journal
	Jonah Hill Channing Tatum Fell in Love Making 21 Jump Street BBC News

Norway's Johnsen Says Will Be Significantly Below 4 percent

Sweden's Myhrer wins World Cup slalom

Protesters attend an anti corruption demonstration in Bratislava, Slovakia, Friday, March 9, 2012. Hundreds of Slovaks are protesting in the capital to demand that top politicians accused of corruption step down. Slovakia is holding early general elections on Saturday, March 10, 2012.

Slovak left eyes election win as scandal stumps rivals

Syrians walk past a Free Syrian Army fighter in the old city of Idlib, north Syria, Monday, March 5, 2012.

Russia says Libya training Syria rebels

An oil company employee works high on a new well Friday, Dec. 5, 2008, in the desert oil fields of Sakhir, Bahrain. After a week of steadily declining prices, crude oil sank to new depths Friday on a report by the U.S. Labor Department that employers slashed 533,000 jobs in November _ the most in 34 years. Crude oil slipped to $42.05 in pre market U.S. trading, the lowest since

Brent climbs above $122 on China demand, Iran concerns

Sarkozy threatens French pullout of visa-free zone The News & Observer
Greek deal calms fears as China's deficit rises Canberra Times
How a US ally can be friends with China Canberra Times
Leftist opposition in Slovakia wins landslide victory in ear Star Tribune
Leftist opposition wins big in Slovakia election Denver Post
China's economic transformation Al Jazeera
Putin pushed towards economic reform Irish Times
February figures show largest trade deficit in 12 years France24
Slovak right collapses amid graft scandals Independent online (SA)
Bay Area firms' technology used for oppression San Francisco Chronicle
Leftist opposition in Slovakia claims landslide victory in e The Washington Post
Obama campaign to court women The News & Observer
Agribusiness succeeds on state, world markets Richmond Times Dispatch
Russia protests push Putin towards economic reform France24
Politics live blog: Lib Dem spring conference 2012 The Observer
Exit poll: Opposition wins Slovakia election The Star
This Is Why Oil Prices Are Hurting Europe More Than The US Business Insider
MAULDIN: There Will Be Contagion... Business Insider
Global Scenarios for 2012: How the World is Changing GlobalResearch
First, Let’s Pick All the Judges The New York Times

Greek protesters, some waving national flags, gesture at Syntagma square in front of the Greek Parliament in central Athens, during a peaceful ongoing rally against plans for new austerity measures, Tuesday, June 21 , 2011.

Bond deal to wipe €130bn off Greece's debt burden

File - Jeffrey Sachs, United Nations Special Advisor on the Millennium Development Goals, addresses a high-level roundtable discussion on "Education and Health".

Jeffrey Sachs for the World Bank?

Coca-Cola printed at the wall of a Sari-Sari Store in the Philippines.

World stocks rise on hopes for Greek debt deal

Offices, apartments in $100M project The Columbus Dispatch
Feeling the squeeze: European banks pull $7.5b from Australi Canberra Times
Eurozone finance ministers to meet this Monday on Greek bail The Times of India
Spain committed to EU targets, says economy minister The Times of India
Battle lines being drawn in Brussels over aid and trade The Gleaner
Threat of Greek default fades News24
Threat of Greek default fades but bailout may not be last The Times of India
Japan's rubble economy Al Jazeera
Brazil's new consumer class flocks to US for bargains, filli Star Tribune
Cheap Sleeps: Beyond Europe’s budget hotels and B&Bs The Miami Herald
Hamish McRae: A wider worry than Greece is the scale of publ The Independent
A Much Worse Greek Default Is Yet To Come Business Insider
Greece deal triggers $3b in default swap payouts Gulf News
Italian bonds in longest run of gains since 1998 Gulf News
Stocks rise, dollar rallies after positive US labour market Gulf News
Greece secures biggest debt deal in history The Wichita Eagle
European stocks post fall Taipei Times
Asian currencies pare weekly decline on Greece debt deal Taipei Times
Greece Debt Crisis: Stimulus From European Union Eyed By Gre Huffington Post
Greece turns to growth, elections after debt deal The Times of India

Panoramic view of the western part of the city and the port of Piraeus (periphery of Attica) in Greece.

On tourism, EU inspectors, PSI, elections, bureaucracy, money-moving politicians

Moldova, EU eye free trade deal in 2013

Moldova, EU eye free trade deal in 2013

A man walks through the Australian Stock Exchange public viewing area in Sydney, Wednesday, Dec. 31, 2008. The Australian share market opened higher, following gains in U.S. stocks, regaining some of the losses of 2008, the worst calendar year on re

Markets Live: Shares buoyed by miners, Greece

Obama congratulates Putin for election "win" Foreign Policy
Gold prices rise on worries about Europe's economy The News & Observer
Euro falls as debt worries persist; US jobs eyed Business Day
Rand comes off lows on US payrolls data Business Day
On military purchases, the Greek left, Ottoman rule, German Kathimerini
China: Rise, Fall and Re-Emergence as a Global Power: Some L The People's Voice
China: Rise, Fall and Re-Emergence as a Global Power GlobalResearch
Britain is poster child for financial crisis management The Daily Telegraph
The Blowback of TINA (There Is No Alternative) truthout
Ailing carmakers seek Europe-wide overcapacity fix The Guardian
Europe's struggling carmakers seek regional overcapacity fix The Guardian
new essay by petras - China: Rise, Fall and Re-Emergenâce Axis of Logic
Blowback, TINA-Style Huffington Post
Vince Cable's letter on industrial policy in full The Daily Telegraph
Vince Cable: Britain lacks a coherent growth strategy The Daily Telegraph
Super Tuesday: Live Streaming Coverage All Day Wall Street Journal
BOJ Bond Buys Seen Pressuring Debt Wall Street Journal
Kuehne + Nagel Forecast Above Average Market Growth Journal of Commerce
Financing and Regulating Water Supply in Ghana Which Model? Joy Online
On gambling grannies, standards, elections, tobacco tax, rea Kathimerini

British soccer player David Beckham of the Los Angeles Galaxy listens to a question during a news conference Thursday Dec. 1, 2011 at a posh hotel at the financial district of Makati city east of Manila, Philippines. Beckham and the LA Galaxy team are here for a friendly soccer match with the Philippine team known as the Azkals and also scheduled to hold clinics for young children.

David Beckham celebrates the launch of David Beckham Bodywear for H&M in London

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Lenovo says 1H profit nearly doubled

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Hong Kong stocks plunge 2.5 per cent on Europe and China concerns

Faroe Petroleum: Norwegian Oil Find is Non-Commercial Rig Zone
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Warsaw stadium tipped for commercial success FourFourTwo
Warsaw's Euro stadium opens with commercial success eyed The Guardian
Canadian Talisman Energy assesses commercial value of shale The Washington Post
Ford to unveil next-generation Transit full-size commercial Detroit Free Press
Italy plans to tax Vatican on commercial properties BBC News
Italy aims to tax Catholic Church's commercial property Seattle Times
Italy Plans to Tax Church on Commercial Property The New York Times
More than 100 firefighters battling blaze at commercial buil LA Daily News
NEW YORK — Boeing has locked in its biggest order ever with Chicago Sun-Times
Kulczyk: Commercial Production Commenced at Ukraine Well Rig Zone
Industry Figures Confirm GM Food Is European Commercial Flop Scoop
Super Bowl 2012 Commercials - Not too many surprises left th The Examiner
Commercial names to sponsor London transport landmarks? BBC News
Commercial Sales And Leases: Marcus Communications in Manche Hartford Courant
Hubbell Lighting headquarters second LEED commercial buildin The Examiner
Russian Destroyer Escorts Commercial Vessels in Gulf of Aden Novosti
Illinois 3rd for LEED-certified commercial building The Business Review
A Commercial, Sandwiched Between Lines of Dialogue on &#8216 The New York Times

Moscow rally 5 March 2012, Pushkin Square; near the Pushkin monument are Yabloko Party&Yavlinsky banners and Communist red banners

How to not lose Russia

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Stocks snap three-day losing streak

EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton speaks during a media conference after a meeting of EU foreign ministers at the EU Council building in Brussels on Monday, Jan. 23, 2012.

Global powers agree to resume nuclear talks with Iran

Ukraine Plans to Buy European Gas – Paper Novosti
Gazprom, Dong in Europe Power Plant Talks Novosti
Looking for a Ray of Light in Europe's Clouds of Gloom Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Imperial overreach, yet again The Star
13 years since NATO aggression against Serbia: Violation of GlobalResearch
Reports: Italian in Nigeria shot at close range Atlanta Journal
Deadly hostage raid stuns Nigeria's home of Islam Atlanta Journal
Obama: 'We can't drill our way to lower gas prices' LA Daily News
Commodities falter as China slashes growth outlook Taipei Times
Sensex ends lower for the third consecutive week, down 134 p The Times of India
BofA to help up to 200,000 homeowners The News & Observer
Oil rises on strong US jobs data Canberra Times
PSA: Norwegian Employers Working More Safely Ashore Rig Zone
Oil above $107 after Greece, US jobs report WPXI
"Public Media" Joins "Gang Greens" in Colluding With Fracker truthout
GLOBAL MARKETS-Robust U.S. jobs data lifts shares, dollar The Guardian
GLOBAL MARKETS-Upbeat U.S. jobs data lifts shares, dollar The Guardian
SoCal gas prices inch upward ... again LA Daily News
Oil at $108 after Greece, US jobs report Asbury Park Press
Asian Stocks Climb as Greece Resolves Debt Swap Jakarta Globe

Playing the Game in Afghanistan

Playing the Game in Afghanistan

Ein Pathologe entnimmt am Mittwoch (22.02.12) im Landeslabor Berlin-Brandenburg in Frankfurt an der Oder einem deformierten Schafsfoetus eine Probe. Der Tierkadaver war am Morgen im Landeslabor eingeliefert worden. Dort wurden Proben entnommen, die auf das Schmallenberg-Virus untersucht werden sollten. Das Schmallenberg-Tierseuchenvirus hat sich in Brandenburg praktisch flaechendeckend ausgebreitet. In 18 Betrieben mit Schafen sei der Erreger bisher diagnostiziert worden, sagte Landestierarzt Klaus Reimer am Freitag (24.02.12) in Potsdam auf dapd-Anfrage. Zudem sei das Virus jetzt auch bei einem ersten Brandenburger Rind nachgewiesen worden. Die Befunde betreffen nach seinen Angaben zehn Landkreise. Bei Ziegen sei der Erreger dagegen bisher nicht festgestellt worden.

Schmallenberg virus worrying Europe's farmers

File - Palestinian Samir Badran, center, embraces one of her daughters during the funeral of her husband Issam Badran in the West Bank village of Qusra, Saturday, Sept. 24, 2011. Badran, shown in picture in foreground, was shot dead during a clash with Israeli soldiers and settlers.

Revenge of the settlers

A year on, frustration dominates in Fukushima Al Jazeera
Niall Ferguson: China's got the whole world in its hands The Daily Telegraph
Urban wine tasting in Santa Rosa The Examiner
Anne Morgan-commissioned images, used to rally civilian reli Palm Beach Daily News
Israelis: Portrait of a people in tense times The Observer
Anne Morgan photography, used to rally civilian relief for W Palm Beach Daily News
Japans radiation: Ignorance isn't bliss Al Jazeera
House of future. house of past The Examiner
The politics of bread in Egypt Al Jazeera
Stocks hang on to gains through Friday’s trading session The Examiner
10 March 2012 Last updated at 08:36 BBC News
Los Angeles' reflection in a plate The Los Angeles Times
Saturday Papers: Barclays paid chief ’s £5.7m tax Citywire
Syrian bedouin put down roots in Jordan Al Jazeera
Gun issues once again expose Illinois version of the Berlin The Examiner
The new country chic: An urban take on a charming farm-fresh LA Daily News
Trigger not needed to fire gun, trial told Irish Times
9 March 2012 Last updated at 23:31 BBC News
Rustic Italy: places to stay for food lovers The Guardian
Sicily: the art project that saved a town The Guardian

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