Greece

EU and IMF agree to release funds, relieve Greek debt; Monsanto rejects Bayer offer but courtship continues; SEC probes Alibaba; PBOC lowers yuan peg; Tiffany results bad news for luxury market.
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Tentative signs of progress on debt relief and reform are keeping recovery hopes alive, but the country needs to get its banks lending again.
Impeachment process rolls forward in Brazil; Credit Suisse posts loss; China posts weaker-than-expected CPI.
Modest signs of jobs recovery juggle with more trouble in Greece; Alaska Air to acquire Virgin American; Iranian oil output rises; Bats to go public.
Although he’s more diplomatic than predecessor Yanis Varoufakis, Euclid Tsakalotos has agreed to reforms that clash with his politics.
Euro zone sentiment data improves; global bond fund outflows continue; Oddo & Cie unveils bid for BHF Kleinwort Benson Group.
Markets digest mixed Fed messages; Tsipras emerges victorious in Greece; Li calls for mergers among state-owned firms.
Growing confidence about Europe and U.S. contrasts with rising strains in emerging markets; all eyes are on China to see if authorities can steady markets.
Athens has yet to demonstrate that it can fulfill its reform promises, while France and Germany continue to skirt the ambiguity at the heart of monetary union.