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81. Hyundai Reports Record Profits in 2012

South Korean car maker Hyundai reported Thursday record profits of $8.5 billion in 2012 despite an unexpected drop in the last quarter.

82. Cyprus Says Money Laundering Allegations Must Stop

Cypriot government spokesperson Stefanos Stefanou said Cyprus has already received a very good evaluation for adopting and implementing anti-money laundering laws, both from the European Council in 2011 and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) last year.

83. Japan's Central Bank Sets 2 Percent Inflation Target

The Bank of Japan decided Tuesday to set a target of 2 percent inflation in an effort to inject new life into the world's third-largest economy.

84. Spain Sells Debt at Lower Interest, Hoping to Avoid Rescue

Spain on Tuesday sold $3.7 billion of government bonds in its fourth successful debt auction this year, easing the threat of needing a financial rescue from the eurozone.

85. Hollande, Merkel Mark 50th Anniversary of Friendship Treaty

French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel marked the 50th anniversary of the their nations' alliance by agreeing to fresh moves to strengthen European integration.

86. Portugal, Ireland Seek Bailout Relief, Plan Market Re-entry

Ireland and Portugal are seeking more time to repay bailout loans, European Union officials said Tuesday, just as their international creditors are drafting measures that could help the two revitalized countries resume borrowing on financial markets.

87. EU Ministers Give Green Light for 11-country Financial Tax

European Union finance ministers on Tuesday gave their blessing for 11 eurozone countries to unilaterally implement a financial transaction tax (FTT), bringing the once-controversial project one step closer to reality.

88. GM's Troubled European Division Betting on New Models

Opel, the crisis-plagued European subsidiary of U.S.-based General Motors, believes it can at least halt the slide in its market share in 2013 with its newly introduced Mokka and other freshly minted models.

89. VW Gaining on GM in Global Sales

General Motors' global sales were up 3 percent in 2012, the company announced Monday in Detroit at the North American International Auto Show, keeping the revived U.S. carmaker in second place worldwide, ahead of the fast-gaining Volkswagen group.

90. Cameron Upbeat About EU 'Renegotiation'

Prime Minister David Cameron Monday defended his plan to seek a "renegotiation" of Britain's relationship with the E.U., which has met stiff criticism from his key European partners, the U.S. and business leaders.

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