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European stocks plummeted sharply at the open Tuesday, as investors continued to hunt for clues to the U.S. Federal Reserve's plans.
Volkswagen Scandal: Senior Official Admits Company 'Totally Screwed Up'; Carmaker Earmarks $7.3B To Cover Scandal Costs
Volkswagen announced it has set aside $7.3 billion to cover costs related to its emissions scandal, while its stock fell nearly 19 percent on the Frankfurt exchange Tuesday.
German Police Raid Suspected Islamists In Berlin
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Europe Refugee Crisis: German Migration Minister Frank-Jürgen Weise Turns To McKinsey For Help, Report Says
Germany’s migration director reportedly reached an agreement with the firm to manage the influx of refugees.
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Refugee Crisis: Croatia Pushes Thousands To Its Borders, UN Says EU Running Out Of Time
Central European countries passed refugees back and forth Friday as the U.N. pressed the region to find a solution for the crisis.
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Europe Refugee Crisis: Refugees Keep Coming To Greek Island Of Lesbos Despite Warnings and Waits
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