Has the eurozone learned from its Greek odyssey?Greece will formally turn the page on its debt saga this week, but the eurozone remains vulnerable to further crises, with economists particularly worried about the situation in Italy. After eight lon...
Greece emerges from bailouts relieved, but not euphoricThe youngest Greeks may not be able to remember what life was like beforehand: the third and last of the country's international bailouts comes to an end on Monday, and while Greece is faring better,...
Unexciting financial results dampen sentiments at PSXPakistan Equities declined by 0.9 percent or 396 points Week-on-Week (WoW) closing at 42,447 points. Trading activity remained lower as average daily traded value stood at $64 million, down 18 percent...
S Africa land reform debate hots up as showdown looms“We live like sardines while white farmers live on hectares of land. Bring back our land!" declared Nthabiseng Tshivhenga, a black civil servant. Her intervention prompted enthusiastic applause at a p...
China’s Guangdong to invest $21.8bn each year in 2018-2020 into high-end industryChina's southeastern province of Guangdong aims to invest more than 450 billion yuan ($65.46 billion) in strategic and emerging industries in the three years through 2020. Move came in line with Beiji...
French farm aims to grow new crop of farmersThey bandy about terms like "co-working" but instead of coding and developing algorithms in open space offices they work out in the open trying to tease tomatoes from the soil. Welcome to the Hundredt...
Autostrade boss says 500m euros available to help GenoaThe head of the Italian infrastructure giant under fire over the deadly bridge collapse in Genoa said Saturday that 500 million euros will be made available to help the city and to rebuild the viaduct...