Greek political leaders agreed to 11.5 billion euros ($14.14 billion) of austerity cuts demanded under its bailout terms, opening the way for a deal with foreign lenders within the month, Greek officials
Asian shares fell while the euro and commodities inched higher on Thursday as investors hope the European Central Bank will take policy action later in the day after the U.S. Federal Reserve
The head of the International Monetary Fund on Wednesday vowed the global lender will stand by troubled Greece and said uncertainty over the future of the euro zone was clouding the outlook
More than half of Germans are pessimistic about the economy but support for Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives is holding firm, thanks partly to their tough stance on the euro zone, according to
Bulgarian experts have constructed an image of the face of a suicide bomber who killed five Israeli tourists and a Bulgarian bus driver on the Black Sea coast two weeks ago, the
Diana Containerships Inc reported a second-quarter profit, helped by an increase in the total number of vessels, and the Greece-based company said it signed a time-charter contract. The company entered into the
Britons are taking more prescription drugs than ever but the state health service is paying less for them – cheering news for taxpayers, if not for drugmakers. The trend reflects an increased
Get out of nuclear power and do it fast, angry Fukushima residents told Japanese government officials on Wednesday at a public hearing on energy policy held in an area ravaged by a
European shares were steady around midday on Wednesday as investors waited to see if policymakers would back up pledges to support the euro zone with decisive measures such as buying bonds of
. By George Theocharides Associate Professor of Finance and Director of MSc in Finance & Banking, CIIM In the last couple of weeks we have experienced another unfortunate event in the ongoing
