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A NEW DEAL IN EUROPE? With labor's power flagging, serious reforms may be around the corner

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2003-07 (3841), p.50

Jack Ewing in Frankfurt and Carol Matlack in Paris, with John Rossant in Paris

2003

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Shocks to the System: Two Old World banks face investor revolts. Both are putting up a fight

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2000-11 (3709), p.34

2000

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Vivendi's Messier Looks Boxed in: Debt weighs on the company, but he can't sell off many units

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2002-05 (3783), p.57

Carol Matlack in Paris, with John Rossant in Paris, Tom Lowry in New York, and Ron Grover in Los Angeles

2002

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How Sweet It Is for Europe's Exporters: The strong dollar has sparked a boom that's firing a recovery on the Continent

Bloomberg Businessweek, 1997-05 (3525), p.52

Bill Javetski in Paris, with David Woodruff in Bonn, Mia Trinephi in Paris, John Rossant in Rome, and William Echikson in Brussels

1997

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EASING TENSIONS OVER TURKEY

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2003-04 (3827), p.48

John Rossant in Paris

2003

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The Euro Mess: Here's the way out

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2000-10 (3701), p.140

David Fairlamb in Frankfurt, with Jack Ewing in Hanover, Heidi Dawley in London, Rich Miller in Washington, John Rossant in Paris, and bureau reports

2000

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Euro Crisis: Europe's experiment in monetary union is showing dangerous signs of drift. But there is a way out

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2000-10 (3701), p.24

David Fairlamb in Frankfurt, with Jack Ewing in Hanover, Heidi Dawley in London, Rich Miller in Washington, John Rossant in Paris, and bureau reports

2000

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Truly, A World Of Uncertainty; Despite growth in China and India, analysts see no safe harbor. Their advice: Tread carefully, very carefully

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2004-04 (3879), p.54

Brian Bremner in Tokyo, with Moon Ihlwan in Seoul, Laura Cohn in London, Geri Smith in Mexico City, Jason Bush in Moscow, John Rossant in Paris, and Frederik Balfour in Hong Kong

2004

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Fighting a Spreading Fire: As world Muslims react to the air strikes, the Bush Administration struggles to control the backlash

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2001-10 (3754), p.38

Stan Crock, Richard S. Dunham, Alexandra Starr, and Lee Walczak in Washington, with Frederik Balfour in Islamabad, Michael Shari in Jakarta, Stanley Reed in Cairo, John Rossant in Paris, and bureau reports

2001

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Foreign Policy: A Peek At Kerry's Playbook

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2004-08 (3895), p.30

Stan Crock in Washington, with Jack Ewing in Frankfurt, John Rossant in Paris, Moon Ihlwan in S

2004

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Power Struggle, Italian-Style: A Machiavellian battle over who'll run insurance giant Generali

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2001-05 (3731), p.48

David Fairlamb in Frankfurt and Gail Edmondson in Rome, with John Rossant in Paris

2001

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Call Them Little Oil

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2005-03 (3926), p.24

Kerry Capell in London, with John Rossant in Paris

2005

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Ukraine: Why The Road West Will Be Rocky

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2005-01 (3915), p.53

Roman Olearchyk in Kiev, with John Rossant in Paris

2005

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Next, The Economy?

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2004-09 (3901), p.62

Jason Bush in Moscow, with John Rossant in Paris

2004

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WILL THE BIG WHEELS WALK?

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2004-07 (3890), p.54

Jack Ewing in Frankfurt with John Rossant in Paris

2004

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REVOLT OF THE YOUNG Germans balk at supporting retirees

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2003-09 (3850), p.30

Jack Ewing in Frankfurt, with John Rossant in Paris

2003

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KIRCHMEDIA: OPPORTUNITY LOST With the auction a flop, creditors will run the business

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2003-07 (3843), p.26

Jack Ewing in Munich, with John Rossant in Paris

2003

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SCHRODER: ALL BOXED IN A weak economy will slow reform

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2002-10 (3802), p.58

Jack Ewing in Berlin, with John Rossant in Paris

2002

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4 Has Europe Lost Its Clout?: The euro is a step in the right direction, but the Continent's political structure still needs work

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2002-02 (3769), p.31

Jack Ewing in Frankfurt, with John Rossant in Paris

2002

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A Desert Kingdom Feels the Heat: Pressure is mounting on the Saudi royal family to resist the U.S

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2001-10 (3751), p.32

Stanley Reed in London, with John Rossant in Paris

2001

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Wall Street Casts a Mighty Long Shadow: GLOBAL MARKETS Just as the U.S. once boosted bourses everywhere, now it's dragging them down

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2001-03 (3723), p.44

David Fairlamb in Frankfurt and Brian Bremner in Tokyo, with John Rossant in Paris and bureau reports

2001

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Citi's Sleepless Nights: The bank faces lawsuits, fines, and closer scrutiny

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2002-08 (3794), p.42

Heather Timmons in New York, with Laura Cohn and Mike McNamee in Washington, and John Rossant in Paris

2002

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Citi's Sleepless Nights

Bloomberg businessweek (Online), 2002-07, p.1

Heather Timmons in New York, with Laura Cohn and Mike McNamee in Washington, and John Rossant in Paris

2002

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The Polite Agitator

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2005-01 (3917), p.40

Stanley Reed in London, with John Rossant in Paris and Christopher Palmeri in Los Angeles

2005

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Europe's Beleaguered Central Bankers; Rate discord dents ECB President Trichet's credibility as scandals undermine central banks in Italy and Germany

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2004-04 (3880), p.54

David Fairlamb in Frankfurt, with John Rossant in Paris and Maureen Kline in Milan

2004

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A NEW DEAL IN EUROPE? With labor's power flagging, serious reforms may be around the corner

Shocks to the System: Two Old World banks face investor revolts. Both are putting up a fight

Vivendi's Messier Looks Boxed in: Debt weighs on the company, but he can't sell off many units

How Sweet It Is for Europe's Exporters: The strong dollar has sparked a boom that's firing a recovery on the Continent

EASING TENSIONS OVER TURKEY

The Euro Mess: Here's the way out

Euro Crisis: Europe's experiment in monetary union is showing dangerous signs of drift. But there is a way out

Truly, A World Of Uncertainty; Despite growth in China and India, analysts see no safe harbor. Their advice: Tread carefully, very carefully

Fighting a Spreading Fire: As world Muslims react to the air strikes, the Bush Administration struggles to control the backlash

Foreign Policy: A Peek At Kerry's Playbook

Power Struggle, Italian-Style: A Machiavellian battle over who'll run insurance giant Generali

Call Them Little Oil

Ukraine: Why The Road West Will Be Rocky

Next, The Economy?

WILL THE BIG WHEELS WALK?

REVOLT OF THE YOUNG Germans balk at supporting retirees

KIRCHMEDIA: OPPORTUNITY LOST With the auction a flop, creditors will run the business

SCHRODER: ALL BOXED IN A weak economy will slow reform

4 Has Europe Lost Its Clout?: The euro is a step in the right direction, but the Continent's political structure still needs work

A Desert Kingdom Feels the Heat: Pressure is mounting on the Saudi royal family to resist the U.S

Wall Street Casts a Mighty Long Shadow: GLOBAL MARKETS Just as the U.S. once boosted bourses everywhere, now it's dragging them down

Citi's Sleepless Nights: The bank faces lawsuits, fines, and closer scrutiny

Citi's Sleepless Nights

The Polite Agitator

Europe's Beleaguered Central Bankers; Rate discord dents ECB President Trichet's credibility as scandals undermine central banks in Italy and Germany

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