A woman and her children examine eggs died red under an old Greek Easter tradition in a central market of Athens on Wednesday. Nearly a year after Greece was rescued from bankruptcy by an international bailout, the country's businesses are reeling from stringent austerity measures imposed as a means to pull the economy out of its debt hole. As Greeks see their disposable income shrink, the National Confederation of Hellenic Commerce says 65,000 small and medium-sized enterprises shut down last year. (Associated Press)
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