Leaders resumed talks on a trillion-euro budget for the European Union on Friday, but played down expectations of a resolution before the weekend as divisions lingered on where cuts should be applied.
Stories Related to Hopes Fade For Quick Deal On European Union Budget
By JAMES KANTER and ANDREW HIGGINS, New York Times
Fri, 11/23/2012 - 7:15am
Sections: world
Topics: economy eu europe european union global economy
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