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- Chrysler’s second quarter profit increased 218 percent over last year, when it paid back its loan to the federal government. [Detroit News]
- The number of civil lawsuits related to the LIBOR rate rigging scandal is growing. [Washington Post]
- The Eurozone unemployment rate held steady at 11.2 percent in June. [Bloomberg]
- President Obama last night urged Europe to take forceful steps to address its economic problems. [Politico]
- The European Central Bank is several weeks away from making a decision regarding controversial measures to quell the Eurozone crisis. [Reuters]
- Corn prices hit a new record high yesterday as a result of a continuing drought. [CNN Money]
- House Republican leaders are scrambling for votes to pass a stopgap farm bill. [The Hill]
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