- Private investors near deal on Greek debt
- York transit workers end 3-month strike
- British police arrest 5 in tabloid bribery probe
- Iran moves step closer to banning oil sales to EU
- Trade ministers look to future after Doha
- IMF chief presses for more cash to fight crisis
- Germans float direct EU control over Greek budget
- AP Interview: UN trade chief wants less inequality
- Sudan to release tankers, sign oil deal with south
- Facebook IPO could value it among top companies
- Irish voters would back EU fiscal treaty: poll
- Greece, creditors on verge of clinching debt deal
- Sanctions to hit EU buyback firms: Iran oil chief
- Goldman executives get access to restricted stock
- IMF leads global push for euro zone to boost firewall
- Exxon to sell part of Tonen stake for $3.9 billion: sources
- RBS chairman waives $2.2 million bonus after Hester row
- Bankers resist regulatory restraint on bonuses
- Germany wants Greece to give up budget control
- Fitch cuts Italy, Spain, other euro zone ratings
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- Why it's so tough to be a decent investor
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