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
Britain's banks should shield their retail operations from riskier investment banking units and boost capital levels to protect taxpayers from future crises, according to far-reaching proposals that could cost the industry 7
Financial markets are showing no sign of dropping frenzied antipathy to risk and, with a Group of Seven meeting in Marseilles failing to pull off a major surprise, the mood will likely
Asian stocks slid on Monday and the euro sank to a 10-year low against the yen, after the resignation of a top German European Central Bank board member cast further doubt on
Greece on Sunday slapped a new tax on real estate to plug a 2011 budget hole, please international lenders and secure a key new loan tranche as concerns mounted in Europe over
Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou said on Saturday he would do whatever it takes to rescue his country from bankruptcy and stay in the euro zone, as doubts in Europe grew over
The outlook on Oman's banks remains stable, Moody's Investors Service said in a new report that reflects a combination of positive and negative factors. The positives include Oman's improved operating environment; the
Finland's eurosceptic opposition True Finns party said on Friday either debt-burdened countries like Greece should leave the euro zone or wealthier countries like Finland should get out to avoid the hefty costs
The global car industry descends on Frankfurt next week to show off the latest models it hopes will fend off an economic slowdown in some of its biggest markets, as government spending
