Europe's cracking structure, Greece looks to its exiles for help, and employment pressures in China some of the items for the weekend.
Globe and Mail-- Takeovers grow difficult for banks
Globe and Mail-- Cracks appearing in euro currency union
Globe and Mail-- Bulk of stimulus as worst over, critics say
National Post-- On the Chopping Block
National Post-- Euro has become a 'subprime' currency
New York Times-- European Union Moves Toward a Bailout of Greece
New York Times-- Network News at a Crossroads
New York Times-- Financial Reform Endgame
USA Today-- Warren Buffett sees housing market bouncing back by 2011
USA Today-- U.S. airline, union disputes could disrupt flights
Guardian UK online-- Greece urges expatriates to help cut its debt
Guardian UK online-- British firms face onslaught from tar sands campaigners
Guardian UK online-- Sterling faces pressure as election looms, but who's next?
Times online-- Don’t mess around with inflation targets
Times online-- Lenders shy back as Greece makes €5bn cash call
Telegraph UK online-- Don't go wobbly on us now, Ben Bernanke
Telegraph UK online-- Fiscal tightening - to cut or not to cut, that is the question
Telegraph UK online-- Germany and France agree to rescue Greece, with conditions
Melbourne Herald Sun-- Loan delays hurt NAB
Melbourne Herald Sun-- Experts bank on RBA rate rise
Sydney Daily Telegraph-- Part-time working mums have healthier kids
Sydney Daily Telegraph-- Company director John Harvey to go homeless
People's Daily-- Chinese vice premier calls for more efforts to develop west China
People's Daily-- China's massive stimulus plan proved effective: Chinese Premier
China Daily-- China to increase housing supply this year: Premier Wen
China Daily-- China still faces serious employment pressure - Premier Wen
Times of India-- Sensex breaks free after budget, gains 237 points in week
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