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    • U.K. Firms and Dividend Payouts 

        This has been a positive week for dividends, with a number of headline-grabbing hikes at big names like Vodafone, which increased its annual payout by 52 percent, including a special dividend from Verizon Wireless, to become one of the biggest payers in the FTSE. CNBC's Catherine Boyle has more.



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    • Ukraine's Annual Bust-Up 

        It is that time of the year when Ukraine's parliament has its annual bust-up, this time violent scuffles broke out between ministers over a bill that would allow the use of the Russian language in courts, hospitals and other institutions, at least one lawmaker ended up in hospital.



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    • Greece Will Stay in Euro Zone for Few Years: Pro 

        Patrick Armstrong, managing partner at Armstrong Investment Managers, told CNBC, "Our base view is that Greece will stay in the euro zone for the next few years, the longer you extend the horizon the more likely it does exit but with that extension in horizon there are more ways to deal with the contagion."



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    • Atkinson: Markets Optimistic on Iran Nuclear Talks 

        Neil Atkinson, director of energy research & analysis at Datamonitor, told CNBC, "The negotiations have started quite promisingly, Iran doesn't seem to be adopting a belligerent stand so far, so I think we might mind a rather more sensible ending than we might have feared which in turn will lead to the crude oil price being lower."


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    • A Strong Buying Trend Seen for Asian Art: Christie's  2 hrs ago

        Jonathan Stone, chairman and international head of Asian art at Christies, told CNBC, "I think we are pretty confident about Chinese demand, the Chinese have been considerable players in the art market in recent years, I came back from some sales we had in London a couple of weeks ago and there was no slowdown in Chinese buying."

    • Greece Will Stay in Euro Zone for Few Years: Pro  2 hrs ago

        Patrick Armstrong, managing partner at Armstrong Investment Managers, told CNBC, "Our base view is that Greece will stay in the euro zone for the next few years, the longer you extend the horizon the more likely it does exit but with that extension in horizon there are more ways to deal with the contagion."

    • Ukraine's Annual Bust-Up  2 hrs ago

        It is that time of the year when Ukraine's parliament has its annual bust-up, this time violent scuffles broke out between ministers over a bill that would allow the use of the Russian language in courts, hospitals and other institutions, at least one lawmaker ended up in hospital.

    • 18 Billion Euro Boost for Greek Banks  3 hrs ago

        Haris Lambropoulos, economics professor at Greece's University of Patras, said the recapitalization of Greek banks is "absolutely critical". "The austerity measures in Greece have created a huge social cohesion problem for the Greek people, and on top of that, Greek businesses are dying," he said.

    • Expats Rush to Sell Euro Properties  3 hrs ago

        James Price, head of international residential development at Knight Frank, told CNBC, "There are different levels in the market, for some of the more mass market homeowners overseas there may well be issues around them having to sell and get out, but in the upper end of the market there is still a lot of solidity in that."



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