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French President Francois Hollander and German Chancellor Angela Merkel at the NATO summit in Chicago. Mr. Hollande says he will push harder for euro bonds at an upcoming EU leaders summit Wednesday.

France to push harder for euro bonds

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Two men chat beside the sculpture of Japanese pop artist Yayoi Kusama in a newly constructed Sotheby's gallery in Hong Kong Friday, May 18, 2012. Sotheby's launched Friday its new gallery with 15,000 square feet for expanding its business in Asia.

Mainland Chinese abandon Hong Kong art market

Container shipping: boxed in

The era of a diminished superpower

Workers at a plant in Cologne assemble Ford Fusions for export to 50 countries.

Euro zone lacks engine for growth

U.S.  »
Water in Talmadge Creek in Marshall Township, Mich., near the Kalamazoo River, is monitored after 20,000 barrels oil from a ruptured pipeline, owned by Enbridge Inc., spilled into the river's watershed.

U.S. probe of Enbridge questions control-room experience, turnover

Tanker cars take on crude oil at the Altex Energy facility in Lashburn, Sask.

Rail makes big inroads in oil transport

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The price of oil this week will depend largely on how the market interprets the results of this past weekend’s G8 summit.

Europe’s worries weigh on oil prices

A drachma coin on display in this photo illustration taken in Athens, May 9, 2012. European policy makers are already preparing the ground for a Greek departure from the euro zone, insisting that the continent’s financial safety net is now strong enough withstand the fallout. This is questionable. But it is by no means a foregone conclusion that the Greeks will leave – at least not yet.

Greece’s exit from euro zone not a foregone conclusion

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IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde at the African Consultative Group (ACG) meeting in Washington April 22, 2012. With more and more of the world's economy based in emerging nations, there are calls for more institutions to be based outside traditional power centres in the U.S. and Europe.

A step toward equity among global financial authorities

Workers clean the windows of an apartment block at a residential area in Beijing May 9 2012.

China makes headway in cooling housing market

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Latin America  »
Chile's Chuquicamata open-pit copper mine. Some analysts say a sharper slowdown is unavoidable if prices for copper, the country's top export, fall further.

As Chile’s economy slows, interest rates expected to hold steady

A woman and a boy walk past wind turbines and an electricity tower in La Ventosa Feb. 7, 2012. Surrounded by towering turbines in every direction, the town of La Ventosa - which means 'the windy place' in Spanish - is at the heart of a wind power boom in the country. REUTERS/Jorge Luis Plata

Mexican economic growth accelerates

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Africa & Mideast  »
A fuel attendant handles Kenyan shilling notes at a petrol station in the capital Nairobi March 15, 2011.

Kenya cuts growth forecast on high lending rates, fuel costs

A reporter enters a full-size model of the Bombardier CSeries aircraft as it is introduced Monday, September 14, 2009 in Montreal. Qatar Airways, a potential key customer, has delayed talks with Bombardier about an order of the jets for the time being.

Qatar Airways delays possible deal with Bombardier

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