Saturday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Greeks Vote on Place in Euro as Banks Run Dry: The Process

[Bloomberg] China Freezes IPOs, Greek Vote Too Close to Call: Saturday Wrap

Saturday's News Links

[NYT] Bailout Referendum Lays Bare Deep Schisms Among Beleaguered Greeks

[Bloomberg] Printing the Drachma: The Messy Future of a Post-Euro Greece

[WSJ] China to Suspend New Stock Sales to Preserve Liquidity

[Bloomberg] China Brokers Set Up $19 Billion Fund to Stem Market Rout

[UK Guardian] Greek economy close to collapse as food and medicine run short

[Reuters] Greek minister: Europe can't afford to let Athens go under

[Reuters] German Finance Minister Says Greeks to Decide Whether to Keep Euro

[BBC] Greece debt: Varoufakis accuses creditors of 'terrorism'

[Dow Jones] Greek, German Tensions Turn to Open Resentment

[Breitbart] Germany Admits Greece Could Exit Euro "Temporarily"

[Bloomberg] ECB Primes European Tranquilizer as Greece Faces Banking Chaos

[Bloomberg] Euro Bond Traders Brace for Gyrations Whichever Way Greeks Swing

[Washington Post] As Greece stands on the brink, the consequences are more than economic

[Der Spiegel] Angela's Ashes: How Merkel Failed Greece and Europe

[AP] Analysts: Greek Government's Post Referendum Future Unsure