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TOP STORY Litigation Costs Drag Down Goldman Sachs's Earnings Trading revenue at the Wall Street bank weakened in the second quarter as it faced "uncertainty" in Europe. NYT » | BLACKSTONE'S PROFIT SLUMPS IN QUARTER | GUIDE TO WALL STREET EARNINGS Citigroup Earnings Climb 18 Percent in Quarter The strong quarter was driven partly by cutting costs and improving credit quality - a formula that has helped buoy the results of other large banks. NYT » Blackstone's Profit Slumps in Quarter The firm's hedge fund and credit units showed gains, but its private equity and real estate businesses declined. NYT »

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DEALBOOK HIGHLIGHTS New Pledges for Greek Aid Are Clouded by Uncertainty Finance ministers agreed to proceed with bailout negotiations and provide short-term loans, while the E.C.B. extended a line of credit for Greek banks. NYT » | GREECE MIGHT BE BETTER OFF OUTSIDE EUROZONE, GERMAN FINANCE MINISTER SAYS | GREECE'S DEBT CRISIS EXPLAINED Greece Might Be Better Off Outside Eurozone, German Finance Minister Says The statement by Wolfgang Schäuble came just hours after the Greek Parliament reluctantly approved a package of economic policy changes demanded by Germany and other creditors. NYT » Magna International to Buy Getrag of Germany for $1.9 Billion The deal for Getrag Group will bolster Magna's powertrain and transmission business and increase its growth potential in the Chinese market. NYT » PartnerRe and Axis Capital Unveil Sweetened Terms for MergerThe move comes as a rival bidder, Exor, continues to press investors to vote against the Axis Capital deal. NYT » EBay Reports Sale of Enterprise Unit as Earnings Beat Estimates The company said it had sold the unit for $925 million and its operating earnings had risen 9 percent, well above the average estimate of analysts. NYT » | EBAY IS SAID TO BE NEAR SALE OF ENTERPRISE UNIT FOR $900 MILLION Barclays Deputy Chairman to Stay Until New C.E.O. Is in PlaceThe British bank said Michael Rake would continue to serve and any conflict of interest in respect to his chairmanship of Worldpay would be managed. NYT » BUZZ TRACKER Dish Talks for T-Mobile Said to Stall The slow-moving talks with Deutsche Telekom AG have stalled over concerns related to valuation and structure, people with knowledge of the matter said. BLOOMBERG NEWS How Lynn Tilton Went From Company Savior to S.E.C. TargetBloomberg Businessweek's cover story profiles the financier who calls herself the "turnaround queen." The founder of Patriarch Partners says she protects American families from ruin. The S.E.C. says she defrauded investors. BLOOMBERG NEWS LOOKING AHEAD Friday Reports Gauging Health of American Economy Two indicators of the health of the overall economy last month will come out Friday morning, when the Labor Department reports the latest data on prices for consumers in June, while the Commerce Department releases data on housing starts. The Consumer Price Index is expected to show a gain of 0.3 percentage point, with core prices that exclude the volatile food and energy sectors rising just 0.1 percent. Both suggest there is little current threat from inflation. Housing starts for June are expected to rise slightly to an annual rate of 1.12 million, as construction rises and the real estate sector continues to be among the economy's bright spots. - Nelson D. Schwartz

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QUOTATION OF THE DAY "We have not said that we will impose this. We can't, we don't want to, and no one has suggested it. But it would perhaps be the better way for Greece."  Wolfgang Schäuble, Germany's finance minister, when asked about allowing Greece to take a time out from the eurozone.

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