European airlines have been accused of obstructing passengers who seek compensation for delays and cancelled flights.
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Eurozone finance ministers are meeting to discuss a bailout for Spain's banks, and the future of Greece's two rescue packages. Delete the scoop?
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BBC NewsEurope's Economic Crisis: What You Need to KnowCNBC.comThe economy of the European Union, which holds the 17 nations that use the euro currency and 10 others, is a larger economic bloc than the United States or China. Delete the scoop?
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The real problem for the Euro now is how do we convince politicians to end the pain and dissolve it... Delete the scoop?
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Stocks continued to take their cues from Europe's troubled debt market on Tuesday, staging a comeback rally as volatile Spanish bond yields came off earlier highs. The Dow Jones industrial average closed Tuesday up 163 ... Delete the scoop?
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