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http://www.economist.com/node/15579813/print?story_id=15579813

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THERE is a road to nowhere in Royal Bank of Scotland’s campus just outside Edinburgh. It ends abruptly amid rolling parkland and was laid on the presumption that a new building would eventually be added to the bank’s already big office complex. That sense of destiny, that the bank would always get bigger, is dead.

La note de la Grèce s'écroule - LeMonde.fr

Le Monde.fr avec AFP et Reuters | • Mis à jour le La situation de la Grèce ne cesse de se dégrader. http://www.lemonde.fr/europe/article/2010/04/27/la-recession-grecque-pourrait-etre-plus-importante-que-prevu_1343214_3214.html#ens_id=1268560
It was a marathon day in the Senate subcommittee for Goldman Sachs’ executives, and it was a pretty long one for anyone watching. http://blogs.ft.com/businessblog/2010/04/selected-moments-of-frankness-from-goldman-sachs/

Selected moments of frankness from Goldman Sachs | John Gapper's

Europe's Web of Debt - Graphic - NYTimes.com

Elaborating on this theme, this post http://www.theotherschoolofeconomics.org/?p=984 shows at a high level why the Greek issues have ripple effects on the other side of tthe world - in fact in all countries will low deposits and savings... by lelaissezfaire May 7

In a way it's normal, that's EU integration at work... but it shows the domino effect if one of them defaults. by wallen May 5

May 4th 2010, 15:29 by R.A. | WASHINGTON IT'S shaping up to be an ugly day for European markets, which is making for an ugly day for American markets . http://www.economist.com/blogs/freeexchange/2010/05/sovereign_debt_0

Sovereign debt: The crisis is catching | The Economist