German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Monday there could be no taboos in trying to solve the Greek debt crisis and the government had to consider all eventualities. "It would be
A new property tax may pull Greece back from the brink of default by securing desperately needed EU/IMF cash but it also exposes the government's foot-dragging in curing chronic structural ills to
Asian stocks rose and the euro edged off a seven-month low on Tuesday after a report that Italy may get financial support from China sparked a bout of short-covering but did nothing
Greek workers threatened on Monday to sabotage a new property tax decided by the government as a last-ditch effort to please international lenders, ignoring warnings that Athens will run out of cash
Officials from German Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition sent a tough message to Greece on Monday that it might have to leave the euro zone if it fails to meet conditions for its
Ireland's government should cut public sector pay again to get its budget deficit under control, the ECB's departing chief economist Juergen Stark said in an interview published on Monday. Stark's comments, made
It was among the most exciting periods of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner's life, so what could be better in a bad economy than to retrace the 1960s' good times and give readers
Greek workers threatened on Monday to sabotage a new property tax decided by the government as a last-ditch effort to please international lenders, ignoring warnings that Athens will run out of cash
European shares hit a 26-month low on Monday, led by financials on concerns that policymakers are failing to find a permanent solution to the euro zone sovereign debt crisis and as fears
Public sector now earns twice the private sector wage By Fiona Mullen Throughout the debate on reform of public-sector spending, there has been little discussion about the difference between public-sector and private-sector
