Today's top news stories highlight the government changes occurring across Europe. The Greeks, or rather a handful of guys in Greece, have selected their new leader. All hope now lies in economic savior, Lucas Papademos, but his job is akin to bailing water with a bucket that has no bottom. Good luck though Lucas. In Italy, talks are centered around a "unity government" under a new leader who will also face the same morbid challenge as the Greeks. You know, a mafia boss might be perfect for this job, at least for entertainment purposes, but we'll get another economic savior a day late and a euro short instead. Enjoy today's top news!Top News
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- Italy Eyes Unity Government as Crisis Boils
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- Jobless Claims Dip
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- October Import and Export Prices
- Monthly Treasury Budget Release at 2 PM
- EIA Natural Gas Report
- Gold Prices Fall
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- Merck Ups Dividend and Confidence (NYSE: MRK)
- Canadian Exports to US Spike
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- The 11/11/11 Phenomenon
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