Vodafone abandons Greek talks with Wind Hellas - Reuters

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Vodafone abandons Greek talks with Wind Hellas Reuters * Announcement seen as bad news for Wind * Two groups could still share networks By Kate Holton LONDON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Vodafone has abandoned plans to merge its operations in Greece with Wind Hellas, in a major blow to the debt-laden smallest ... Vodafone Drops Greek Merger on EU OppositionBloomberg Vodafone set to halt Greek unit mergerFinancial Times all 41 news articles »

TEXT-S&P places Fiat on creditwatch negative on difficult markets - Reuters

TEXT-S&P places Fiat on creditwatch negative on difficult markets Reuters ... and a cross-default clause that comes into effect in one Fiat indenture based on Chrysler being consolidated. -- We are placing our 'BB' long-term and issue ratings on Fiat and its senior unsecured debt on CreditWatch with negative implications. and more »

Fiscal consolidation needed for stimulating growth: RBI - NDTV

Fiscal consolidation needed for stimulating growth: RBI NDTV Making a strong case for promoting fiscal consolidation in the forthcoming budget, the Reserve Bank today said that it was necessary to stimulate growth. "We can't discount the importance of fiscal consolidation contributing to growth. and more »

FitzGerald has high hopes for central services - Crain's Cleveland Business

FitzGerald has high hopes for central services Crain's Cleveland Business By JAY MILLER Cuyahoga County Executive Ed FitzGerald thinks he has found a way to overcome nearly a century of resistance to leaner, less fragmented government in the county. It was the first point in his 12-point Western Reserve Plan for unifying the ... and more »

Oil dips below $114; Greek debt, Iran in focus - Reuters

Oil dips below $114; Greek debt, Iran in focus Reuters Now we are seeing a bit of a consolidation," he said. Market participants are waiting to see if Greek coalition parties accept the painful terms of a new bailout deal to avoid a messy default. This was expected on Monday, but a Greek government ... and more »