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  • Elderly CareFinance

    Aetna to buy Humana for $37 billion

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  • GREECE-ECONOMY-POLITICS-BANKINGInternational

    Greece’s referendum: your questions answered

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  • Massive Oil Slick Threatens U.S. Gulf Coast

    BP to pay $18 billion to settle all federal, state claims over Gulf spill

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  • FIFA’s president Sepp Blatter.International

    U.S. asks Switzerland to extradite 7 FIFA officials

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  • Greek referendum voteInternational

    Polls suggest Greeks turning against government as pressure mounts

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  • Fortune’s top Unicorn is stumblingInternational

    Is Xiaomi running out of steam?

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  • GREECE-ECONOMY-POLITICS-BANKING-PENSIONInternational

    Markets rally as Tsipras’ latest head-fake points to capitulation

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  • Prime Minister of Greece Aexis Tsipras sits in the GreekFeatures

    Greece (of course) and a sneak peak into U.S. job market–5 things to know today

    By Laura Lorenzetti and Geoffrey Smith
  • Heathrow Airport And Sipson VillageInternational

    London’s Heathrow Airport is set for a massive expansion…maybe

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  • Lawsuits Allege Wastewater Injection Wells Are Causing Oklahoma Earthquake Damage

    It’s frackers’ turn to quake as Oklahoma court lets woman sue over 2011 injury

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  • Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras preparing for a TV interview late Monday, in which he promised Greeks that the Eurozone wouldn’t dare expel their country from the Eurozone.Features

    Greece’s D(efault)-Day and ConAgra updates investors–5 things to know today

    By Laura Lorenzetti and Geoffrey Smith
  • Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras preparing for a TV interview late Monday, in which he promised Greeks that the Eurozone wouldn’t dare expel their country from the Eurozone.International

    FORTUNE Live Blog: Greece on the verge of default

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  • A deadly hush in Greece’s financial sector means a lot of noise in markets elsewhere.International

    Investors are terrified Greece’s economy is falling apart

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  • Greece’s banks are shut for a week and withdrawals have been limited to €60/day.International

    Greece in crisis: What you need to know

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  • A mixed message from a divided institution.International

    Greece shutters its banks after the ECB turns off the taps

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