Good news for Chelsea from Barcelona this week regarding perhaps their best young talent
It seems Barcelona have set their eyes on Marc Andre Ter Stegen and not on-loan Atletico Madrid stopper Thibaut Courtois; which is good news for Chelsea.
Bailout
Cyprus Sparks Fears of Crunch Time for Spain
Spain's banking bailout last year is now a distant memory.
Cyprus Bailout 'Gift' To US Banks: Bove
Bove Veteran bank analyst Richard Bove says the Cyprus bailout is positive for U.S. banks, because fears that European officials may target depositors in other future bailouts will lead to an outflow of money from Europe and into America.
'We Feel Like Crying': Cypriots Lament 'Terrible' Deal
A day after Cyprus struck an 11th hour bailout deal with international creditors, economists warned of the devastating impact it would have on the Cypriot economy as ordinary Cypriots attempted to come to terms with a new reality.
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Cyprus Leaves Russia Empty-Handed After Talks Collapse
Cyprus' finance minister is returning to Cyprus from Russia after two days of talks with officials which failed to deliver a deal to rescue Cyprus.
Cyprus Rescue Delayed by 'Russian Criminals': Analyst
The reason a rescue agreement for Cyprus has been so difficult is "no one wants to bail out a bunch of Russian criminals," Bill Browder of Hermitage Capital told CNBC.
Cyprus A Sign World Is 'Not Better': StanChart CEO
The Cyprus bailout chaos serves as a stark reminder that fundamental issues in the world economy are not yet fixed, said CEO of Standard Chartered Bank Peter Sands.
Cyprus Considers Money Lockdown, Russia Aid
The Cypriot government is considering capital restrictions if banks reopen on Thursday, a senior government official told Reuters as negotiations between the country and Russia over financial assistance continue in Moscow.
Why AIG Suing America Isn't as Crazy as You Think
Hank Greenberg, AIG's former CEO and still large shareholder, argues that government misconduct cost AIG shareholders billions. If he's right, AIG should seriously consider joining Greenberg's lawsuit.
America's Biggest Bailout Close To End
American International Group’s rescue is coming to an end more than four years after the U.S. took over the company to save the global economy in a bailout that fueled resentment against Wall Street.
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€8 million Liverpool transfer target in 'agreement' with Galatasaray
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