Greek crisis: Varoufakis blasts ‘terrorism’
With just one day to go before the referendum in Greece, we’re live blogging all the latest developments.
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No new IPOs? China eyes ways to end market rout
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Insurers choose partners, and dance floor shrinks
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Dealers to prop up China shares
Top Chinese brokerages promise to spend at least $20bn on shares to halt the slide in the stock market, which has fallen sharply in recent weeks.
Varoufakis attacks Greece’s creditors
Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis accuses Athens’ creditors of “terrorism”, the day before a referendum on an international bailout.