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The unlikely champions: Eurozone periphery grows faster than the core

The FINANCIAL -- While Germany, France and Italy all failed to grow in the second quarter of 2014, it was a chance for the so-called ‘soft core’ of the Eurozone to step out of the shadows, report PwC ...

Turks Divided on Erdogan and the Country’s Direction

The FINANCIAL -- As Turkey prepares to vote for its first ever directly elected president, a new Pew Research Center survey finds the Turkish public is divided over the main contender for the office, ...

Fracking Brussels: A who's who of the EU shale gas lobby

The FINANCIAL -- Oil companies and lobby groups in their pay have been engaged in an underground offensive in Brussels to prevent stricter safety regulations for shale gas, according to a new report ...

At least 22 European banks expect to raise capital following the AQR

The FINANCIAL -- Most European banks believe they’ve raised enough capital to weather the Asset Quality Review (AQR) and stress test, but, in an anonymous poll of 294 banks across Europe, 22 said ...

Nearly 60% of family owned businesses are struggling to find external finance to fund investment, new KPMG study shows

The FINANCIAL -- London - 58% of family businesses are currently seeking external financing to fund their investment plans, but finding the right strategic investment partner can be challenging, a ...

World Bank to bolster Poland’s economic recovery with EUR700 million loan

The FINANCIAL -- Artur Radziwiłł, Undersecretary of State in the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Poland, and Mamta Murthi, World Bank Country Director for Central Europe and the Baltic ...

EU customs detained 36 mln fake goods in 2013

The FINANCIAL -- Brussels - The commission's report highlighted a sharp increase in the number of detained articles that would be potentially dangerous to the health and safety of consumers. They ...

Presidential candidates in Turkey able to campaign freely, but playing field not level, say international observers

The FINANCIAL -- Three candidates, representing different political positions, were generally able to campaign freely, and freedoms of assembly and association were respected in the 10 August ...

Europe Bears Brunt of Falling Sentiment but Emerging Markets Thrive

The FINANCIAL -- Rising geo-political temperatures combined with the threat of rising U.S. interest rates have led global investors to scale back risk and take cash levels to two-year highs, ...

Economic Optimism in Europe is Slow and Steady

The FINANCIAL -- Consumer confidence in Europe increased in 72 percent of markets measured in the second quarter, with only six of 32 markets reporting declines. Denmark (106), Belgium (80), Romania ...

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The unlikely champions: Eurozone periphery grows faster than the core

Turks Divided on Erdogan and the Country’s Direction

Fracking Brussels: A who's who of the EU shale gas lobby

At least 22 European banks expect to raise capital following the AQR

Nearly 60% of family owned businesses are struggling to find external finance to fund investment, new KPMG study shows

World Bank to bolster Poland’s economic recovery with EUR700 million loan

EU customs detained 36 mln fake goods in 2013

Presidential candidates in Turkey able to campaign freely, but playing field not level, say international observers

Europe Bears Brunt of Falling Sentiment but Emerging Markets Thrive

Economic Optimism in Europe is Slow and Steady

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