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May 21, 2012, at 4:20 PMThe processed lunchmeat learned to make fun of itself, which made all the difference in its resurgence. Here, a pictorial guide to other brand turnarounds
The processed lunchmeat learned to make fun of itself, which made all the difference in its resurgence. Here, a pictorial guide to other brand turnarounds
Under pressure from world leaders, Germany appears to soften its tough austerity stance — though some analysts believe the shift isn't nearly enough to save Europe
The president is hosting European leaders at Camp David, where he is expected to lobby for action on a far-off crisis that threatens to spill onto America's shores
As Greece veers toward a eurozone exit, depositors are draining their bank accounts, and European leaders are beginning to plan for a post-Greece future
Efforts to form a unity government seem to fail, setting up yet another showdown between Alexis Tsipras' anti-austerity forces and the old Greek guard
The two countries are butting heads over Greece's refusal to comply with the terms of its financial bailout, and it's unclear which side will blink first
The futurists of the 1950s and '60s promised us flying cars that have yet to arrive. Now, VW is at least steering us in the right direction
France's president-elect rides into power on a wave of opposition to Europe's harsh austerity agenda. He's about to crash into Germany's no-nonsense chancellor
The eurozone debt crisis has produced a seismic shift in Greece, where anti-austerity voters stripped power from the parties that have run the country for decades
New reports say the Swedish company used jailed dissidents in East Germany and Cuba for labor, exposing Ikea's alleged ties to brutal totalitarian regimes
Hollande is the first Socialist candidate in 25 years to be elected France's president, a fact that roiled the markets on Monday. Is it time to sell, sell, sell?
The French presidential election and the collapse of the Dutch government indicate that the ballot box is pushing Europe to a decisive turning point
Kirchner's move to nationalize Argentina's energy company sparked worry, but she's confident her country will support her just as it did the famed populist leader
The continent's fourth-largest economy could be heading toward a full-blown crisis, and Europe's political class only seems to be exacerbating the problem
Europe's fiscal crisis just won't die. And now malevolent market forces are hounding one of the continent's biggest economies
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