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U.S. Stocks Fall a Third Week on Europe Concern

Notre Dame Says No to ‘Made in China’ on Fighting Irish Goods

The University of Notre Dame’s campus bookstore sells “Fighting Irish” lettermen jackets, “ND”license plate frames and stadium cups picturing the school’s leprechaun mascot. Not for sale: anything made in China.

Iceland Volcano Shuts Island’s Airspace

A volcanic eruption under Europe’s largest glacier, Vatnajokull, is abating after it forcedIceland’s main international airport to close, the second such disruption in 13 months to the island nation’s air traffic.

U.S. Stocks Fall a Third Week on Europe Concern

U.S. stocks declined for a thirdstraight week, the longest slump since August, as investors grewmore concerned that Greece will default on its debt and reduced earnings forecasts undermined confidence in the economy.

U.S. Stocks Fall a Third Week on Europe Concern

Notre Dame Says No to ‘Made in China’ on Fighting Irish Goods

The University of Notre Dame’s campus bookstore sells “Fighting Irish” lettermen jackets, “ND”license plate frames and stadium cups picturing the school’s leprechaun mascot. Not for sale: anything made in China.

Iceland Volcano Shuts Island’s Airspace

A volcanic eruption under Europe’s largest glacier, Vatnajokull, is abating after it forcedIceland’s main international airport to close, the second such disruption in 13 months to the island nation’s air traffic.

U.S. Stocks Fall a Third Week on Europe Concern

U.S. stocks declined for a thirdstraight week, the longest slump since August, as investors grewmore concerned that Greece will default on its debt and reduced earnings forecasts undermined confidence in the economy.