The U.S. judge who barred Argentina from servicing its debt until it settled with investors demanding full payment on their bonds scheduled a new hearing on Thursday, after the country unveiled plans to sidestep his ruling that led it to default for the second time in a dozen years. Argentina missed a June interest payment after District Judge Thomas Griesa blocked a coupon payment owed to holders of debt issued under U.S. legislation that was restructured after the country's 2002 default on $100 billion in debt. President Cristina Fernandez, steadfast in her refusal to pay the hedge funds face value on their bonds, ... (full story)