Snowden's Arrival In Moscow Strains Relationsby World News Review
The former US intelligence agency analyst lands in Russia - angering US politicians - as Ecuador considers his appeal for asylum.
Futures Movers: Oil slips on strong dollar, weak fundamentalsby Markets and Business News Review
Oil futures add to losses heavy suffered at the end of the previous week, as a rising U.S. dollar and bearish fundamentals deliver a one-two punch to crude.
Oil falls toward $93 as China tightens lending - Montana Standard by Markets and Business News Review
Oil falls toward $93 as China tightens lending
Montana Standard The price of oil fell Monday amid growing worries that China's decision to clamp down on informal lending could hamper growth in a major energy consuming country. Benchmark oil for August delivery was down 24 cents to $93.45 per barrel at midday ... and more » |
Fed Must Show Reserve Amid Market Pressureby Markets and Business News Review
During the bleakest crisis days, the Fed often had little choice but to give in. Now, as markets again throw a tantrum upon hearing the Fed may soon start scaling back, it must hold firm.
Metals Stocks: Gold falls as dollar rises; hedge funds pull backby Markets and Business News Review
Gold futures lose further ground, with a rising dollar weighing on the overall metals complex.
US to Russia: Give us Snowden - CBS Newsby World News Review
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US to Russia: Give us Snowden
CBS News Updated 4:40 a.m. ET. WASHINGTON The bizarre journey of Edward Snowden is far from over. After spending a night in Moscow's airport, the former National Security Agency contractor and admitted leaker of U.S. state secrets was expected to fly to Cuba ... Snowden, US engaged in intercontinental game of cat-and-mouseCNN International NSA leaker Snowden expected to fly to CubaBoston.com Snowden, in Russia, Seeks Asylum in EcuadorNew York Times Reuters -Wall Street Journal -BBC News all 2,618 news articles » |
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Snowden on the run asks Ecuador for asylumby Markets and Business News Review
The U.S. scrambles to persuade Russia to hand over the NSA leaker, last reported to be in Moscow waiting for Ecuador to make an asylum decision.
Pressed Spain considers options for nationalized bank salesby Markets and Business News Review
MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's economy minister said on Monday it was looking at all options for the sale of two nationalized banks as rising loan defaults and more volatility on stock markets renew questions over how it can fix the weakened sector.
Fed Toils in Vain to Calm Marketsby Markets and Business News Review
The financial markets' violent movements this week underscore the immense challenge the Fed faces as it eyes an eventual end to its $85 billion-a-month bond-buying program.
Markets Hit by U.S. Bonds, Chinaby Markets and Business News Review
Continuing ructions in the U.S. government bond market and growing pessimism around financial stability in China dealt a double whammy to global markets.
Russia says it has no authority to expel Snowden; Kerry: ‘Deeply troubling’ by Kathy Lally, Anthony Faiola, Karen DeYoung
MOSCOW — Despite a direct request from the United States to return Edward Snowden to U.S. soil to face charges of leaking government secrets, Russian officials said Monday that they had no legal authority to detain the fugitive former government contractor, who arrived in Moscow from Hong Kongon Sunday and was seeking asylum in Ecuador, reportedly by way of Havana.
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