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Greece may seek 24 billion euros in a first tranche of bailout aid from international lenders in August to prop up its banks and repay debts falling due at the ECB, a pro-government Greek newspaper said in its early Sunday editions. Athens is now in talks with the European Commission and the International Monetary Fund to secure up to 86 billion euros ($94.48 billion) in bailout aid. Avgi newspaper, which is close to the leftist Syriza government, said Greek authorities expected to conclude talks with lenders by mid-August.

While over the past several months many have been focused – finally – on the bursting of China’s 3 bubbles (credit, housing and investment), in the context of its 4th burst bubble, the stock market which the politburo is desperately trying to patch up every single day, a far scarier picture has emerged within the entire Emerging Market space, where Brazil has rapidly become a “ground zero” case study for what has moved beyond mere recession and is an accelerated collapse into economic

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Zimbabwe on Saturday tightened hunting rules outside Hwange National Park, the area where Cecil the lion was killed in July.
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The big=-bike maker has more demand than it can manage, but so far, it has been shooting itself in the foot.

While the markets generally sailed on smooth waters, Tableau Software, Yelp, and VASCO Data Security International plunged this week. Here’s why.

The key issue is safety, and both the retailer and NASA have similar ideas as to how to tackle that.

Nobody likes to get redirected to a website’s error page, but these 13 companies make it fun.