Greece Between Default and “the Explosion of Revolution”
New York Times (blog)
By MARCUS MABRY | February 6, 2012, 12:01 am Orestis Panagiotou/European Pressphoto AgencyMembers of the Communist Party of Greece-affiliated labor organization protested in Athens on Saturday. PARIS — Market watchers are anxiously awaiting the opening ...
Most Germans want Greece to quit euro -pollReuters
Germans want Greece's exit: PollEconomic Times
Back to the Drachma: Time to Let Greece Be GreeceHuffington Post (blog)
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China Bans Airlines From EU Carbon Scheme
Bloomberg
Enlarge image China Bans Airlines From Joining EU Emissions System China Bans Airlines From Joining EU Emissions System Nelson Ching/Bloomberg An Air China Ltd. airplane burning a mixture of jet fuel and bio-liquid fuel taxis after landing at Beijing ...
China Bans Airlines From Joining EU Aviation Emissions SystemBusinessWeek
China bars airlines from EU tax planFinancial Times
China bars its airlines from paying EU carbon taxSan Francisco Chronicle
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Asia Stocks Climb on US Jobs Data; Euro Drops on Debt Concern
BusinessWeek
By Lynn Thomasson and Masaki Kondo Feb. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks advanced, extending last week's rally, as consumer companies led gains after higher-than- expected US jobs growth. The euro weakened against most of its 16 major peers as Greek ...
Asia Stocks Climb on U.S. Jobs Data; Euro Drops on Debt ConcernSan Francisco Chronicle
GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks rise as US jobs gain outweighs fears over GreeceReuters
Asian markets rise on strong US jobs dataEconomic Times
Wall Street Journal -MNI News -Reuters UK
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Talks on Greece bailout to resume
BBC News
Party leaders in Greece's governing coalition are to resume crisis talks on backing a 130bn euro (£108bn; $171bn) European Union rescue plan. The meeting between PM Lucas Papademos and the leaders of three parties ended on Sunday without any deal.
Greek crisis talks for debt deal pushed to MondayGoErie.com
Greek Party Leaders To Resume Talks On Loan Deal MondayWall Street Journal
European Leaders Maintain Pressure on Greece to Complete DealBusinessWeek
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Portugal's Few Exports Bring Bailout Scrutiny
Wall Street Journal
By MATTHEW DALTON BRUSSELS—European policy makers have begun to worry about similarities between the Portuguese and Greek economies that they fear could derail Portugal's €78 billion ($103 billion) bailout program. That would raise further doubts about ...
Britain Prepares for Worst as EU Struggles to End Euro CrisisBusinessWeek
Euro Declines as Greek Debt Stalemate Increases European Crisis ConcernBloomberg
Europe's shadow darkens outlookReuters
Economic Times -Nevada Appeal -Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
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Boeing finds another 787 manufacturing problem
The Seattle Times
Boeing has discovered a manufacturing error causing delamination in the plastic-composite aft fuselage section of some 787 Dreamliners, according to a person with knowledge of the problem. By Dominic Gates A Carolina problem?.......Again?
Boeing Orders Inspections of 787 Dreamliner Fleet on Fuselage DelaminationBloomberg
Man run over by Boeing DreamlinerSydney Morning Herald
Boeing faces new problem with Dreamliner: ReportStraits Times
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KT Corp Fourth-Quarter Profit Rises, Helped by One-Time Gain
BusinessWeek
By Jun Yang Feb. 6 (Bloomberg) -- KT Corp., South Korea's largest phone and Internet company, reported a 13 percent increase in fourth- quarter profit as a one-time gain masked higher costs and falling sales from phone calls.
KT Corp's Net Profit RisesWall Street Journal
KT Q4 Profit Rises; Sees Lower Sales In FY12 - UpdateNASDAQ
KT Fourth-Quarter Profit Misses Estimates on South Korea Tariff Cut, CostsBloomberg
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China's Lowest Lunar Sales Since 2009 Seen Dimming Asian Outlook: Retail
Bloomberg
Enlarge image Shoppers Look At Gold Jewelry And Ornaments Shoppers Look At Gold Jewelry And Ornaments Qilai Shen/Bloomberg Shoppers look at gold jewelry and ornaments at a gold and silver shop in Shanghai during the Lunar New Year holiday period.
China Suffers From Lowest Lunar Sales Growth Since 2009: RetailBusinessWeek
Hong Kong shares to start 1.3 pct higherReuters
Hong Kong Stocks May Challenge 21000-Point MarkNASDAQ
7thSpace Interactive (press release) -Business Spectator
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Nigerian militants attack Eni oil pipeline in delta
Reuters
* Niger Delta militants took up amnesty in 2009 * Military blames criminal gangs for attack * Oil-producing Bayelsa state holds vote next week By Tife Owalabi YENAGOA, Nigeria, Feb 5 (Reuters) - A Nigerian militant group based in the oil-producing ...
Nigerian Militant Group MEND Says It Attacked and Damaged Eni PipelineBloomberg
Eni SpA oil pipeline on fire in Nigeria's crude-rich southern delta as ...Washington Post
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Stocks: Let The Good Times Roll?
KITV Honolulu
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Stocks surged last week to their highest levels in years, but there are few key economic reports slated for the week ahead to sustain the rally. The big news last week was Friday's report from the US Labor Department, ...

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