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End of the Wirtschaftswunder? Germany's sudden slowdown

The German soccer team's romp to victory in last month's World Cup was hailed at home as a symbol of the country's emergence as a confident global economic power.

Aug 15, 2014 3:55 PM EDT

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Holders of Argentina eurobonds plan to appeal U.S. court ruling

Holders of euro-denominated Argentine bonds plan to appeal a U.S. judge's ruling blocking the country from making payments on their debt, according to a court filing on Friday.

End of the Wirtschaftswunder? Germany's sudden slowdown

Holders of Argentina eurobonds plan to appeal U.S. court ruling

Warren Buffett's $6 Billion Charity Gift Marks Largest Single-Year Donation of His Philanthropy

What The $3.3 Trillion Bill Means For Your Wallet And The Country

Oracle Stock Sees Promising Result Following Eye-Watering $30 Billion Cloud Services Deal

Markets Spike Over Quote About Trump Considering a Pause On Tariffs, Dip Again After Proven False

US Mortgage Rates Drop Below 7% for First Time This Month – Is Now the Time to Buy?

Oracle Stock Sees Promising Result Following Eye-Watering $30 Billion Cloud Services Deal

What The $3.3 Trillion Bill Means For Your Wallet And The Country

Warren Buffett's $6 Billion Charity Gift Marks Largest Single-Year Donation of His Philanthropy

80% of 5.8M Delinquent US Student Loan Borrowers Could Reach Default Status in Months

Why Is Coinbase Stock Soaring—Could COIN Stock's Lofty Target Signal a Crypto Boom?

US Social Security Retirement Age Raised to 67 Starting 2026—What Does This Mean for You?