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Geithner meets eurozone leaders: a step toward taming debt crisis?

In Europe, US Treasury Secretary Geithner backs the European Central Bank's pledge to do 'whatever it takes' to save the eurozone from a potential breakup and boost economic growth.

Apple's earnings miss could undermine wobbly market

Senators push Bernanke: Was Fed asleep in the LIBOR rate scandal?

LIBOR scandal: Will Feds target not just employees, but a whole bank?

Tax VOX Congressional senior moment? Flip-flopping on Bowles-Simpson

The Vote 'Robin Hood tax': What is it and why does Occupy want it?

US calls for broader international sanctions on Syria

Decoder Wire In defeat of Paycheck Fairness Act, Senate goes into deep campaign mode

Key Republican lawmaker questions JP Morgan loss

Decoder Wire Is Washington careening toward another debt limit crisis?

JP Morgan chief apologizes for $2 billion loss

Boehner draws line in sand on debt ceiling

Decoder Wire Democrats return fire after John Boehner's opening debt-ceiling salvo (+video)

JPMorgan Chase's Dimon survives pay, chairmanship votes (+video)

Tax VOX Will Obama's views on tax reform 'evolve' too?

Opinion China's deal for Chen Guangcheng: latest signal of desire for better US ties

Chen's victory an isolated case, say Chinese activists

Blind Chinese activist now wants to leave country

China activist Chen Guangchen: 'I'm free. I've received clear assurances'

Clinton arrives in Beijing, but blind lawyer's case casts shadow

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Opinion Chinese dissident – bad timing for Washington, Beijing

Can US contain flap over dissident, before Hillary Clinton gets to China? (+video)

Will China punish the family of blind Chinese activist?

Escaped dissident ruffles US-China relations ahead of Clinton visit