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Greek Deficit Shoots Up; Citigroup Trader Probed for False Speculation
ATHENS, Greece -- This country's 2010 deficit shot up significantly more than anticipated, European Union data revealed today, signaling ailing attempts by the government in Athens to rein in the country's runaway finances and avoid a painful debt makeover. At 10.5 percent of the country's gross domestic product -- well...
Greece Proposes Spending Cuts, but Will They Be Enough?
NEWS ANALYSIS ATHENS -- Greece was heading for bankruptcy last year. It still is today, only now, its chances of fiscal recovery look bleaker, pundits and market analysts predict. The reasons? Half-baked fiscal reforms, shortfalls in revenue and a state debt expected to explode to over 160 percent of its gross domestic...
Will Propping Up Portugal Halt Spread of Insolvency in Europe?
ATHENS, Greece -- Following Greece and Ireland, Portugal, too, has requested a bailout from its European peers. But will Spain, a larger economy with stronger significance to global finance, follow? And more important, has European aid done anything to solve what appears to be a growing solvency problem. In answering at...
Prosecutor: Greek Olympians Should Be Convicted in Doping Scandal
ATHENS, Greece -- A prosecutor here called today for the conviction of two former Greek sprinters for staging a motorcycle accident and then lying about it to avoid a doping test at the 2004 Summer Olympics. Kostas Kenteris and Katerina Thanou, both medalists at the 2000 games in Sydney, Australia, are accused of...
Greece: Gadhafi Seeking Way Out, but Cease-Fire Must Come First
ATHENS, Greece -- After weeks of civil unrest, fighting and a rising death toll, Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi is making diplomatic overtures, seeking a way out of the crisis. Abdelati Obeidi, Libya's deputy foreign minister and one of Gadhafi's most trusted aides, flew to Athens over the weekend to push that agenda...
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Bad News For Greek Companies
Rating agency Moody's Investors Service said it had lowered its ratings ceiling on Greek domestic debt issuers due to the rising risk of the country exiting the euro zone, but added it did not consider that the most likely scenario for the country.
Stocks Free Fall After Dismal Jobs Report
The stock market suffered its worst day of the year Friday after a surprisingly weak report about hiring and employment cast a pall of gloom over the U.S. economy.
Eurozone Unemployment Rate Hits Record High
Unemployment across the 17 countries that use the euro stuck at 11 percent in April â the highest level since the single currency was introduced back in 1999, piling further pressure on the region's leaders to switch from austerity to focus on stimulating growth.
Eurozone Unemployment At Record High
Unemployment across the 17 countries that use the euro stuck at 11 per cent in April â the highest level since the single currency was introduced back in 1999, piling further pressure on the region's leaders to switch from austerity to focus on stimulating growth.
US futures slide ahead of crucial jobs numbers
NEW YORK -They sold in May and went away, all right.
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- 06/03/12 Greece and Czech Republic 1st squads to arrive in... Source: New York Daily News - New York NY The Czech Republic and Greece on Sunday became the first teams competing in Euro 2012 to arrive in Poland, a UEFA official said, with the opening matches in the tournament less than a week away.
- 06/03/12 Global Economy At Risk By Slowdowns Source: FOX - FOX 13 - Memphis TN The global economy's foundations are weakening, one by one.
- 06/03/12 Interview: SYRIZA chief Alexis Tsipras Source: Kathimerini The first obvious change at the offices of SYRIZA Coalition of the Radical Left party on Koumoundourou Square in central Athens is the heightened security.
- 06/03/12 Greek euro exit possible if loan deal broken Source: news.com.au "The question would be raised without a doubt.... if the Greeks themselves do not respect their commitments," Mr Moscovici said on French television, adding that he hoped Greece would remain in the eurozone.
- 06/03/12 Analysis: Economic pain takes toll on U.S. earnings... Source: Fidelity Expectations for U.S. corporate earnings are deflating fast as the euro zone crisis deepens and economic data around the world disappoints.
Background on greece
Greece (, Ellada, historically in Katharevousa and , Hellas, and respectively), officially the Hellenic Republic (Ελληνική Δημοκρατία, Elliniki Dimokratia, ), is a country in Southern Europe, politically considered part of Western Europe.
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