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09 February 2012

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Greece Agrees to Fresh Austerity MeasuresGreece Agrees to Fresh Austerity Measures (176)
Topic: Financial crisis in Greece Greece Agrees to Fresh Austerity Measures© REUTERS/ Yannis Behrakis 18:39 09/02/2012 MOSCOW/ATHENS, February 9 (RIA Novosti) Tags: European Union, International Monetary Fund, Lucas Papademos, Greece Related News Greece Hopes for Aid Despite Pension Cut Deadlock Greece Poised for Further Spending Cuts Greece Must Concentrate on Reforms Says IMF Greece May Need New Financial Aid - PM
Kodak to end camera productionKodak to end camera production (17)
Thursday, February 09 13:55:12 Eastman Kodak Co, the inventor of the hand-held camera, will stop making digital cameras, pocket video cameras and digital picture frames in the first half of 2012 in a bid to cut costs. The photography pioneer, which filed for bankruptcy protection last month, said on Thursday that it will instead seek licensees to expand its brand licensing program.
FA Left In Turmoil After Capello QuitsFA Left In Turmoil After Capello Quits (53)
Fabio Capello arriving home after resigning as England manager Ian Dovaston, sports news correspondent The Football Association will today outline its plans for the European Championships after manager Fabio Capello's sudden resignation. FA chairman David Bernstein and its general secretary Alex Horne will hold a news conference at midday to explain how the organisation will move forward. Capello's Record As England Manager
UN, Arab League mulling joint observer mission to end Syrian crisisUN, Arab League mulling joint observer mission to end Syrian crisis (32)
UNITED NATIONS, Fed 9 (APP): The U.N. and the Arab League are considering sending a joint observer mission to Syria to try to end the crisis in that country, with Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warning that recent attacks against civilians in the city of Homs were a grim harbinger of worse to come.The U.N.
Source: NY, California to Sign Mortgage Settlement (27)
A source close to the negotiations says New York and California have agreed to sign the proposed settlement between U.S. states and the nation's biggest mortgage lenders over deceptive foreclosure practices. Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Citibank and Ally Financial agreed to the settlement, with up to $25 billion for lowering homeowners' mortgage principal, refinancing, a reserve account, and checks to homeowners.
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