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April 10, 2012
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borrowing costs for both Spain and Italy rose considerably. Spain's borrowing costs crept closer to levels that forced other countries to seek bailouts.
Apple surpasses $600B market cap
Housing advocates sue Wells Fargo
Best Buy CEO Brian Dunn calls it quits
European markets sold off while Wall Street was still sleeping. The main stock indexes in Spain and France closed down about 3 percent, the equivalent of a 400-point drop in the Dow. Stocks dropped 2.5 percent in Germany and 2.2 percent in Britain.
"They've managed to put a Band-Aid on the debt crisis, but there's really no solution," said
borrowing costs for both Spain and Italy rose considerably. Spain's borrowing costs crept closer to levels that forced other countries to seek bailouts.
Apple surpasses $600B market cap
Housing advocates sue Wells Fargo
Best Buy CEO Brian Dunn calls it quits
European markets sold off while Wall Street was still sleeping. The main stock indexes in Spain and France closed down about 3 percent, the equivalent of a 400-point drop in the Dow. Stocks dropped 2.5 percent in Germany and 2.2 percent in Britain.
"They've managed to put a Band-Aid on the debt crisis, but there's really no solution," said
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