Germany will return about half of its gold reserves to German soil by 2020, reducing the gold it has store in New York's Federal Reserve vaults. More
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Greek Debt Talks Break With No Agreement
European leaders and financial institutions failed to reach a deal on a new bailout for Greece after a second week of talks, but will return next week. More
France a ‘Time Bomb’? Hardly.
While France has its share of economic turbulence, the French bond market begs to differ with The Economist's dour national outlook. More
Dow Takes Worst Bath in a Year — Wednesday’s IP Market Recap
The Dow fell a 52-week worst 313 points on Wednesday as the markets fell to a post-election hangover and unsettling economic news out of Europe. More
James Bond, Buffett’s Martian, and Europe’s Gold Standard
It might be time to reintroduce the use of gold as collateral for some eurozone debt obligations, a notion that once seemed unstable but may recover. More
Q4 Economic Outlook: Weakness Everywhere
Except for the achingly slow U.S. housing recovery, it's tough to find any upside -- all around the globe. Central banks are doing all the heavy lifting. More
Friday Apple Rumors: Crowds Wait as iPhone 5 Hits Stores
People waited in line as the iPhone 5 hit stores today; Apple issues statement calling for patience with iOS 6 Maps app; Samsung wins patent ruling in Germany. More
