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261. Merkel Wins China's Cautious Support on Eurozone
China's top leaders on Thursday offered German Chancellor Angela Merkel cautious support for the E.U.'s efforts to resolve the eurozone debt crisis.
262. German Exports Post Solid Gain
German exports posted a solid gain in the first half of the year, despite a sharp drop in demand from the some countries in the 17-member eurozone, data released Thursday showed.
263. German Consumer Confidence Remains Steady Despite Economic Worries
German consumer confidence is set to remain steady in September, despite the sharp fall in expectations for Europe's biggest economy stemming from the euro debt crisis, a survey released Tuesday showed.
264. Euro's Collapse Could Bring Crisis for American Economy
A weak euro, Europe's common currency, means Americans visiting the continent enjoy seeing their dollars go farther at hotels, restaurants and elsewhere.
265. Germany, France Step Up Cooperation to End Debt Crisis
The German and French finance ministers said Monday they were stepping up cooperation in the battle to end the eurozone's long-running debt crisis.
266. Merkel and Samaras Move to Ease Greek-German Tensions
Chancellor Angela Merkel and Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras moved Friday to ease tensions between their two nations, with the German leader calling for a show of solidarity in Athens' battle to remain a member of the euro.
267. Heineken Feeling Flat on Beer Sales
Heineken warned economic woes had hit beer sales, with the U.K. understood to have turned in a flat performance during the first half of 2012.
268. Eurozone PMI Points to a Recession
A so-called flash estimate of the region's Composite Output Index, an advanced measure with 85 percent of the pertinent data available, came in at 46.6 in August, showing a slightly slower pace of decline than July, when the index was at 46.5.
269. Collapse of Euro Would Swamp UK, Says Bank of England
A senior Bank of England official yesterday warned that the break-up of the euro would "overwhelm" the U.K. as the global economy took a turn for the worse.
270. Stocks Slump Stumbles Along
Stocks stumbled Thursday morning as investors failed to take much heart in U.S. Federal Reserve meeting minutes that suggested help was on the way.
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