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UK loans drop despite flagship credit program
UK banks offer fewer loans despite support from government's funding program
Report: Finance Ministry key to Hitler's agenda
Historians' report on Finance Ministry under Nazis concludes it was key to Hitler's agenda
Schumer: Immigration bill to pass Senate by July 4
Schumer predicts immigration bill to pass through Senate by July 4 with as many as 70 votes
Italian court upholds conviction in asbestos case
Italian appeals court upholds conviction of Swiss magnate in asbestos contamination case
IMF urges Germany to keep spending amid low growth
IMF halves Germany's 2013 growth outlook, warns of too much budget tightening
Germany to help Spain with credit for growth, jobs
Germany to set up credit facility for small, medium-sized firms in Spain to boost jobs
Survey finds China manufacturing shrank in May
Survey finds China manufacturing shrank in May, sign of uncertain recovery in No. 2 economy
UBS France under investigation in tax evasion case
UBS France under formal investigation in French tax evasion case
Wal-Mart aims to address problems in produce
Wal-Mart aims to address problems in produce with new steps to improve quality
Oil rebounds to near $93 in European trade
Oil rebounds to near $93 a barrel in European trade after reaching lowest level in a month
Apple antitrust suit over e-books set for NY trial
Justice Dept. and Apple set for trial in NY antitrust suit over e-books
Stocks start mixed; automakers rise
A slow start to trading on Wall Street as indexes open little changed; automaker gain
Indonesia orders US-owned mine to halt production
Indonesia orders giant US-owned mine to suspend production during probe into fatal accidents
Draghi defends bond program ahead of court hearing
ECB's Draghi defends offer to purchase government bonds ahead of German court hearing
US futures head higher ahead of car sales report
US futures rising with mixed signals on manufacturing expected; strong auto sales expected
Union calls 1-day strike at Amazon Germany
Union calls third 1-day strike at Amazon Germany in dispute over pay
The truth about air conditioning service contracts
Air conditioners can get stressed during hot summer months, but service and maintenance contracts aren't necessarily worth the money.
Turkish stock market plunges over protests
Turkish stock market index drops over nationwide anti-government protests
Greece's Alpha Bank avoids nationalization
Greece's Alpha Bank says it has raised enough private capital to keep out of state hands
Asia stock markets fall on Fed uncertainty
Asian stock markets fall on heels of a Wall Street plunge as Fed uncertainty shakes markets



