Greece Bailout News
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Euroskepticism Again on the Rise Across EuropeEuroskepticism is on the rise again in Europe , a new survey shows, ahead of the UK’s vote on whether to stay in the EU or leave. A median of 47 percent of people in 10 EU countries have unfavorable views of the EU, according to the Pew Research Center’s Global Attitudes Survey, which was conducted
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IMF Paints Dark Outlook for Greek Jobseekers
The International Monetary Fund is painting a bleak outlook for bailout-dependent Greece, saying it expects unemployment to stay in the double digits for more than three decades
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Greek Ferries Tied up in Port for 48-Hour Seamen's Strike
Ferries between Greek islands and to the mainland will remain tied up in port as seamen walked off the job for a two-day strike to protest pension cuts planned as part of the government's efforts to meet conditions of its international bailout
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EU Leaders Look at 6 Months for Rebuilding EU Dream
With policy splits among European Union countries putting their bloc under existential threat, national leaders agreed Friday on a six-month time table to come up with solutions for the multiple crises hobbling their union
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Greek Unemployment Down to 23.1 Percent in April-June
Unemployment in bailout-dependent Greece dropped to 23.1 percent between April and June, down from nearly 25 percent in the first quarter but still the worst jobless rate in the European Union
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Greek Stock Market: How Shares Plunged Once It Re-OpenedAfter more than a month-long closure, the Greek stock market 's first day did not go so well. So this is what happens when a stock market opens after being shut down for five weeks httpt.co/8ONqWZ6xBA pic.twitter.com/TDDMM8PkkN — MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) August 3, 2015 ] /> The main Athens stock
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Real Biz Goes to London Part 3Hello and welcome to our third and final installment of real bins across the times. I made the most of my last week here in London by hanging out with Steven Hocking. Russian billionaire who are teaming up to look for intelligent life in outer space. And that a moment the other big news this week
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Greek Banks Reopen After 3-Week ShutdownRestrictions on cash withdrawals remain in place, as Greece also begins implementing new taxes on goods and services as part of negotiations for a bailout deal.
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Mexican Drug Lord 'El Chapo' Escapes Prison, Scott Walker Enters 2016 Presidential Run, Iran Nuclear Talks Hit Final StageAnd yeah. Can't Mexican authorities searching for the world's most notorious drug lord. Powerful and dangerous walking Guzman best known as it will topple after escaping from maximum security prison again this man's cartel is responsible for more than 25%. Of illegal drugs in the US this week I