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On This Day in History, June 10: Troy falls, Italy enters WWII, Jurassic Park premieres, Thatcher wins for 3rd time, FIFA World Cup opens and other key eventsOn This Day in History, June 10 witnessed events that ranged from the legendary destruction of Troy and the birth of Gothic architecture to...- French-style ‘geeli omelette’ on Kolkata streets underlines culinary melting potKolkata's food scene reflects a rich history of foreign influences. From Greek dolma to British chops, the city embraced diverse cuisines. ...
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- The real reason everyone was worried about Greece is goneThis past week, Greek parliament passed another set of measures that will allow the Greek government to begin negotiations with its Europea...
- 12 fascinating facts about the majority of GreeksThe Greeks also love China. Among eight EU countries polled by Pew, only Greece had a majority favorable view of China.
- A 'No' vote means probability of a Grexit would rise to 75%: Credit SuisseA 'No' vote means that the probability of a Grexit would rise to 75 per cent, Credit Suisse said in a report released today.
- How Alexis Tsipras rose from high school activist to Prime Minister of GreeceThe 40-year-old head from the far-left Syriza party saw a quick rise to power - the kind of rise that doesn't ordinarily fall into the hand...
- Greeks are 'strategically' not paying their mortgagesThe Financial Times recently reported a Greek banking source who said that 70% of restructured mortgages are also going unpaid.
- Hedge fund manager: Alexis Tsipras could be gone in 30 daysAs for the wider implications of a Greek default on the global economy, Richards said that European banks are strong, and few have exposure...
- EU chief says Greek leader must come clean on election promisesThe comments are the latest in a series of unusually blunt exchanges between Greek and European leaders.
- Markets expecting good news from US Federal Reserve: Sarat Sethi, Douglas C. Lane & AssociatesThe markets last week started discounting the Greek elections and that came out positively, but I do think the markets are looking towards ...
- Gold declines first time in seven days after Greek electionsGold is today declined for the first time in seven days as pro-bailout parties won enough seats to control Greece's Parliament.
- Greece left to fend for itself as companies head for exit doorEven if a new govt aims to remain in the euro it will have to satisfy the demands of international community for financial aid.
- Spain’s trouble is more worrying than Greek situation: Adrian Foster, RabobankIn a chat with ET Now, Adrian Foster of Rabobank, gives his views on Greek situation ahead of polls and S&P's alert on India's investment g...
- EU seems preparing for a Greek exit: Ketul Sakhpara, EQC FundsIn an interview with ET Now, Ketul Sakhpara, CFA, Director of Research, EQC Funds, talks about the European crisis and the probability of Q...
- Greek outcome to be a major directional event for markets: Ashit Suri, JV Capital ServicesIn an interview with ET Now, Ashit Suri, Fundamental Research Analyst, JV Capital Services, talks about the impact of the Greek elections o...
- Will Greek elections decide future of Greece and EU itself?Whether the Greeks elect left-wing Alexis Tsipras or a moderate committed to austerity will decide not just the future of Greece within the...
- Gold climbs above $1,620 an ounce as euro holds groundGold rose above $1,620 an ounce, extending four sessions of gains, as the euro held its ground against the dollar in choppy trade ahead of ...
- Eurozone heads into uncharted territoryEurozone headed into uncharted territory Thurs, with initial PMI Markit data showing that the slowdown in the EMU region is deeper & more s...
- Hollande's push for European bonds turned downOn Wednesday night's European leaders summit, the outcome was, as expected. Hollande's push for joint European bonds was flatly turned down.
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