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Wolfgang Schauble reportedly rejects Greece's new austerity measures, favouring a "temporary" Grexit as creditors demand even more austerity from Greece

Just as General Electric is ready to trumpet operational improvements in its industrial businesses, two deals central to Chief Executive Jeff Immelt's strategy are imperiled by regulatory hurdles.

Market's midweek plummet met resistance, then support, then outright buying. This evidence of underlying strength means next move could be up.

European finance ministers bemoan lost trust and lack of commitment from Athens in implementing austerity measures

Agreement in today's Eurogroup could finally pave the way to secure Greece's euro future after Greek parliament backs Tsipras

The stock market finished the week on a positive note after a very wild week as the S&P futures had around a 35 point range every day of the week. They did manage to close the week just barely higher and the Dow Industri...

Agreement in today's Eurogroup could finally pave the way to secure Greece's euro future after Greek parliament backs Tsipras

In a plot with more twists and turns than King Minos' mythical labyrinth, Greece is set to sign a deal with its creditors that promises more austerity than the proposal rejected by Sunday's referendum.

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.L) is winding down its Greek operation and is putting its $5 billion shipping loans portfolio up for sale as the group scales back non-core activities, finance sources familiar with the plans ...

Houlihan Lokey disclosed plans for an initial public offering, in a filing that reveals it is one of the biggest independent advisers in terms of revenue and number of senior bankers.