"Acropolis, Adieu! Why Greece must leave the euro," reads the front-page headline of Germany's most influential magazine Der Spiegel, joining a chorus of voices in Europe's paymaster country suggesting an exit may
Asian shares remained under pressure on Monday after talks to form a Greek government failed, with China's latest move to loosen monetary policy only adding to investor risk aversion as it underscored
U.S. stock index futures fell on Friday and were on track to extend the week's losses after JPMorgan Chase & Co revealed a trading loss of at least $2 bln from a
Thomas Cook has agreed to sell and lease back 17 aircraft, providing 183 million pounds ($296 million) to ease pressure on the debt-laden British travel company after its first-half loss widened. Chief
European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso has added his voice to warnings that Greece could be forced to leave the euro if it did not stick to its agreements with other members
Asian shares slid on Friday, driving declines in other risk assets, as deepening euro zone political turmoil and weak economic data from China raised growth concerns, while a huge hedging loss from
Prices of residential apartments in Greece slumped by almost a tenth in the first quarter of 2012 and the volume of property transactions halved, the central bank said, illustrating the depth of
Norway's $610 billion oil fund has cut its exposure to euro-denominated debt to below 39% of its overall bond holdings, the fund told Reuters on Thursday. The fund was commenting after a
Want a flutter on Greece leaving the euro zone? It may already be too late. A surge in bets has forced Britain's biggest bookmakers William Hill Plc and Ladbrokes Plc to suspend
Greek group OTE, the biggest telecoms company in southeast Europe, said its underlying performance was improving, after reporting a big one-off gain from a disposal in Serbia had lifted quarterly profit above
