United States Roars Into the Final - The New York Times:
"MONTREAL — The United States advanced to the World Cup final on Tuesday with its most impressive performance in recent memory, notching a 2-0 victory over a top-ranked German team that had steamrolled its way to the semifinals."
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Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Monday, June 29, 2015
European Leaders Insist Greek Deal Is Still Possible - The New York Times
European Leaders Insist Greek Deal Is Still Possible - The New York Times:
"BRUSSELS — Seeking to calm a whirlwind of uncertainty that has battered global markets, opened deep fissures in European unity and threatened to push Greece out of the eurozone, European leaders insisted on Monday that a deal was still possible to settle Greece’s spiraling debt crisis. But they gave no indication that this could happen before Athens runs out of cash to pay loans due on Tuesday."
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"BRUSSELS — Seeking to calm a whirlwind of uncertainty that has battered global markets, opened deep fissures in European unity and threatened to push Greece out of the eurozone, European leaders insisted on Monday that a deal was still possible to settle Greece’s spiraling debt crisis. But they gave no indication that this could happen before Athens runs out of cash to pay loans due on Tuesday."
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Greece’s Debt Crisis Sends Stocks Falling Around Globe - The New York Times
Greece’s Debt Crisis Sends Stocks Falling Around Globe - The New York Times:
"PARIS — Stocks fell sharply in Europe and Asia on Monday, and markets in New York appeared headed for a slump at the opening, as Greece’s financial difficulties spread worries about possible broader harm to the global financial system, and Chinese investors endured another topsy-turvy session."
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"PARIS — Stocks fell sharply in Europe and Asia on Monday, and markets in New York appeared headed for a slump at the opening, as Greece’s financial difficulties spread worries about possible broader harm to the global financial system, and Chinese investors endured another topsy-turvy session."
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Sunday, June 28, 2015
The Next Few Days Have the Potential to Transform Greece and Europe - The New York Times
The Next Few Days Have the Potential to Transform Greece and Europe - The New York Times:
"As it turns out, the Greek crisis ends not with a bang, but with a referendum."
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"As it turns out, the Greek crisis ends not with a bang, but with a referendum."
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European Central Bank Limits Aid to Greek Banks Amid Debt Crisis - The New York Times
European Central Bank Limits Aid to Greek Banks Amid Debt Crisis - The New York Times:
"ATHENS — As Greece’s financial crisis enters uncharted territory, the European Central Bank said on Sunday it would freeze the current limits on the life support it has been providing to the country’s feeble banking system."
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"ATHENS — As Greece’s financial crisis enters uncharted territory, the European Central Bank said on Sunday it would freeze the current limits on the life support it has been providing to the country’s feeble banking system."
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Thursday, June 25, 2015
Univision Severs Ties With Donald Trump and Beauty Pageants - First Draft. Political News, Now. - The New York Times
Univision Severs Ties With Donald Trump and Beauty Pageants - First Draft. Political News, Now. - The New York Times:
"Donald J. Trump’s business empire was dealt its first casualty Thursday as a result of his decision to run for president.
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"Donald J. Trump’s business empire was dealt its first casualty Thursday as a result of his decision to run for president.
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Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Businesses Worry About Shouldering Burden of Greek Debt - The New York Times
Businesses Worry About Shouldering Burden of Greek Debt - The New York Times:
"THESSALONIKI, Greece — Thanos Tziritis, the chief executive of Greece’s largest building materials company, is proud of how his business survived the worst depression in the nation’s modern history."
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"THESSALONIKI, Greece — Thanos Tziritis, the chief executive of Greece’s largest building materials company, is proud of how his business survived the worst depression in the nation’s modern history."
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