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Please consider France ‘totally bankrupt’, says labour minister Michel Sapin . France’s labour minister sent the country into a state of shock on Monday after he described the nation as “totally bankruptâ€.
I want you to publish this rebuttal to your post. You can use my first name if you’d like with Libertarian-turned-Keynsian in brackets
Please consider Penalties blamed for taking high-end dining off menu . The annual survey of the 7500- member Restaurant and Catering Australia reveals a 33 per cent jump since 2011 in the numbers of restaurateurs saying they cannot afford to open on public holidays.
Here is a chart from the Telegraph article UK heads for triple dip as GDP contracts 0.3pc to consider. Double Dip? The blue rectangles are mine.
While pondering what Dragi knew or didn’t, let’s turn our focus on actual losses. Reuters reports Monte Paschi Shares Plunge on Derivative Loss Fears Shares in Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena, Italy’s third-biggest lender, fell more than 5 percent for the second day in a row on Wednesday on worries of mounting losses on some financial derivative positions which it took in 2008 and 2009