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Angela Merkel to Greece: No Haircut for You

While Greece's economy may be tattered and soiled, political cartoonist Peter Schrank reminds us of the country's priceless mythological contributions.
By Peter Schrank
July 26, 2015
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Germany Committed To Saving Euro

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has vowed to take the necessary steps to save the eurozone from the looming sovereign debt problems that are threatening the stability of the region, according to Bloomberg.

January 13, 2011
TICKER - Merkel Takes On Activists Proposal To Restrict Concert Parties Inflames Investor Groups

In an effort to end what she calls "undesirable economic activity" by hedge funds and others, Angela Merkel, Germany's conservative Christian Democratic chancellor, is championing a new law that she and her coalition partners, the left-wing Social Democrats, hope will put an end to the shareholder pressure that has made life uncomfortable for German companies like Deutsche Börse.
By David Lanchner
November 13, 2007
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What the German Election Means for Investors

Angela Merkel’s choice of coalition partners will shape German fiscal policy, say economists.
By Joe McGrath
September 25, 2017
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A Chancellor for Europe and the Euro

Angela Merkel offers Davos her vision for saving the euro with a federal Europe refashioned on German lines.
By Tom Buerkle
January 25, 2012
Ackermann under fire

There was no safe haven for Josef Ackermann last month. From the left the Deutsche Bank CEO had to endure German labor leaders calling him "arrogant." And from the right Angela Merkel, chairwoman of the country's conservative Christian Democratic Union, labeled him "insensitive."

March 14, 2005
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