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Greek Stocks Plunge, Banks Hammered After 5-Week Crisis Shut Down
Greece's stock market closed with heavy losses on Monday after a five-week shutdown brought on by fears that the country was about to be dumped from the Eurozone.
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Greeks Brace for Stock Market Carnage After Five-Week Shutdown
Trading on the Athens bourse was suspended in late June as part of capital controls imposed to stem a debilitating outflow of euros that threatened to collapse Greece's banks and hurl the indebted country out of the euro zone.
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Banks Reopen, Taxes Hiked as Greece Seeks to Reboot Economy
Greek banks reopened today after a shutdown lasting three weeks imposed by the government to avert a crash in the banking system over the country's debt crisis.
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Greek Banks Ready to Open Today as Angela Merkel Urges Swift Bailout Talks
Greek banks are ready to open their branches across the country on Monday after a three-week shutdown, officials said, while German Chancellor Angela Merkel called for swift aid talks so Athens could also lift withdrawal limits.
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Greek Bank Shutdown Cost Economy $3.3 Billion: Report
The three-week shutdown of Greek banks has cost the country's struggling economy some 3.0 billion euros ($3.3 billion) not counting lost tourism revenue, a report said on Saturday.
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Companies in Greece Offer Salaries in Cash During Bank Shutdown
At least three companies in Greece including its biggest electronic appliances chain have paid staff in cash, after the country imposed limits on withdrawals from banks last week in an bid to ward off a possible collapse of its banking system.
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Large Firms in Greece Offer Salaries in Cash During Bank Shutdown
At least three companies in Greece including its biggest electronic appliances chain have paid staff in cash, after the country imposed limits on withdrawals from banks last week in a bid to ward off a possible collapse of its banking system.
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'Every Day is Sunday' for Struggling Greek Businesses Hit by Bank Shutdown
Rationed to 60 euros per day from inundated cash machines, Greeks are holding their breath for the result of a referendum on Sunday that Europe says will decide the country's future in the continent's common currency.
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Greek Stocks Plunge, Banks Hammered After 5-Week Crisis Shut Down
Greece's stock market closed with heavy losses on Monday after a five-week shutdown brought on by fears that the country was about to be dumped from the Eurozone.
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Greeks Brace for Stock Market Carnage After Five-Week Shutdown
Trading on the Athens bourse was suspended in late June as part of capital controls imposed to stem a debilitating outflow of euros that threatened to collapse Greece's banks and hurl the indebted country out of the euro zone.
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Banks Reopen, Taxes Hiked as Greece Seeks to Reboot Economy
Greek banks reopened today after a shutdown lasting three weeks imposed by the government to avert a crash in the banking system over the country's debt crisis.
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Greek Banks Ready to Open Today as Angela Merkel Urges Swift Bailout Talks
Greek banks are ready to open their branches across the country on Monday after a three-week shutdown, officials said, while German Chancellor Angela Merkel called for swift aid talks so Athens could also lift withdrawal limits.
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Greek Bank Shutdown Cost Economy $3.3 Billion: Report
The three-week shutdown of Greek banks has cost the country's struggling economy some 3.0 billion euros ($3.3 billion) not counting lost tourism revenue, a report said on Saturday.
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Companies in Greece Offer Salaries in Cash During Bank Shutdown
At least three companies in Greece including its biggest electronic appliances chain have paid staff in cash, after the country imposed limits on withdrawals from banks last week in an bid to ward off a possible collapse of its banking system.
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Large Firms in Greece Offer Salaries in Cash During Bank Shutdown
At least three companies in Greece including its biggest electronic appliances chain have paid staff in cash, after the country imposed limits on withdrawals from banks last week in a bid to ward off a possible collapse of its banking system.
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'Every Day is Sunday' for Struggling Greek Businesses Hit by Bank Shutdown
Rationed to 60 euros per day from inundated cash machines, Greeks are holding their breath for the result of a referendum on Sunday that Europe says will decide the country's future in the continent's common currency.
