Greece

Lost in the battle over Greek debt and austerity is the fact that unemployment among people under 25 remains over 50%.
The only way to describe the situation around Greece's ongoing negotiations with creditors would be to call it a Greek tragedy.
Another round of emergency European Central Bank funding from late last week allowed Greek banks to open on Monday.
This isn't the first time that talks with Greece have fallen through and, by the looks of it, it might not be the last.
After Greece failed yet again to reach a deal with European leaders, it is time for the Europeans to accept the fact that Greece simply wants out of much of its debt and already agreed-to austerity...
Three factors are coming to a head all at the same time now, could have a particularly negative effect on two specific Dow stocks.
The massive snapback rally on Wednesday in stocks in the United States and Europe is tied to word that Angela Merkel may be committed to signing a deal with Greece.
Source: ThinkstockMany investors, economists and people in general have watched the longstanding woes in Europe. The people inside Europe have lived through these woes as well, and some nations know...
Greece has notified the IMF that it plans to bundle all of its June payments, which means the IMF and other creditors will not receive payments until June 30.
Why do the Europeans, and anyone else for that matter, continue to play this ongoing shell game with Greece?
Ratings service Standard & Poor's has downgraded its long-term and short-term sovereign credit ratings on Greece. The ratings have been removed from CreditWatch, but the outlook is Negative.
Greece is pushing for €279 billion in reparations from Germany for actions during World War II. It is unlikely Germany will make the payments, though.
Greece's credit ratings woes are not yet over. Fitch Ratings has downgraded the key Greek banks.
Source: thinkstockNational Bank of Greece S.A. (NYSE: NBG) has another new management team. Investors are deciding whether a new team being in place or whether additional financing ahead is more...
Atlantic Alliance Partnership has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for its initial public offering.