Friday Evening Links

[Reuters] ECB boosts emergency funding as Greek banks bleed, Tsipras calm

[Bloomberg] EU, Greece Pursue Quiet Diplomacy to Stave Off Default

[Bloomberg] Yellen: 1, Greece: 0 as U.S. Stocks Post Best Week Since April

[NYT] Financial Control Board Should Take Over Debt-Laden Puerto Rico, Lawmaker Says

[Reuters] Powerful Brazil CEO arrested in Petrobras graft probe

[Reuters] Putin says Russia weathering sanctions, lectures West

[Reuters] Yemen talks end without ceasefire, air strikes hit Republican Guards

Friday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Compromise Is Dirty Word for Tsipras Backers in Aid Standoff

[Reuters] Asian shares edge higher on Fed caution, China sell-off intensifies

[Bloomberg] Greece Gets ECB Lifeline While Tsipras Prepares for EU Summit

[Bloomberg] Greece Stares Into Unknown as Tsipras Insists a Deal Can Be Done

[Bloomberg] Greece’s Ruling Party Goes to War With Its Own Central Bank

[Bloomberg] ECB Said to Confer on Emergency Greek Aid Amid Cash Flight

[Bloomberg] Greek Default Risk Belied in Markets as Bond Liquidity Dries Up

[AP] Russia willing to consider loans to Greece

[Bloomberg] Yellen Pacifies Dot Cops as Fed’s Interest-Rate Forecasts Fall

[Bloomberg] The Shale Industry Could Be Swallowed By Its Own Debt

[Reuters] BOJ keeps policy steady, maintains upbeat view of economy