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German Parliament OKs more bailout funds for Greece

Business, Economics and Jobs

As Greece continues to try and arrest its economic decline, Germany OK’d another $170 billion worth of bailout funds to keep the government operating, to prevent the country from going bankrupt and to keep Greece in the eurozone.

Eurozone reaches deal to bail out Greece

Drachmas or Euros: What’s at Stake in Greek Vote

Global Politics

The Growing Number of Homeless in Greece

Global Politics
The World

German Parliament Approves Greece Bailout

Global Politics

Greek Students Protest Cuts, Politicians Scramble

Students protest over Greek austerity measures as the cabinet agrees a debt-swap for private creditors.

The World

Greece: Bailout or Bail Out?

Global Politics

Amid continued unrest and uncertainty about Greece’s economic future, there’s talk that it’s time to seriously consider letting Greece leave the eurozone.

The World

Greeks Agree On Coalition Government

Global Politics

Greek leaders at crisis talks in Athens agree to form a coalition government, with a new prime minister replacing beleaguered George Papandreou.

The World

Shares Tumble on Greek Referendum

Global Politics

World markets slid dramatically after Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou stunned European leaders with an announcement that his government would hold a referendum on a new aid package for Greece.

Top of the Hour: Deal Near to Recapitalize European Banks, Morning Headlines

Germany and France are near a deal to recapitalize European banks. On Sunday, France and Belgium agreed to nationalize Dexia, Belgium’s largest bank, with billions of taxpayer money after the bank became the first  causality  of the Greek debt crisis.