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1. Hedge funds pull business from Deutsche Bank: (News - Economy); 30 September 2016. Hedge funds have started to pull some of their business from Deutsche Bank, setting up a potential showdown with German authorities over the future of the country’s largest lender. ...; Created on 30 September 2016
2. Deutsche Bank expects big third-quarter losses (Germany): (News - Economy); 8 October 2015. The bank apportioned its major costs into three segments, the largest part down to goodwill write-offs at its investment bank as well as a shortfall in the valuation of its retail subsidiary ...; Created on 08 October 2015
3. Greek bailout: Alexis Tsipras steps down to trigger new elections: (News - Economy); sXmCs8sv7AU 20 August 2015. Prime minister announces his resignation and paves way for general election, with 20 September predicted as most likely date for a poll. THE GUARDIAN greek-bailout; Created on 20 August 2015
4. The Moment The Euro Became Reversible: (News - Economy); 12 July 2015. However this story ends (and we have no idea what the next few hours will bring), Sunday 12 July will go down as a landmark moment in European history - alongside Rome in 1957, Maastricht ...; Created on 12 July 2015
5. This Is Why The Euro Is Finished: (News - Economy); 4 July 2015. The IMF Debt Sustainability Analysis report on Greece that came out this week has caused a big stir. We now know that the Fund’s analysts confirm what Syriza has been saying ever since ...; Created on 04 July 2015
6. IMF: austerity measures would still leave Greece with unsustainable debt: (News - Economy); 1 July 2015. Secret documents show creditors’ baseline estimate puts debt at 118% of GDP in 2030, even if it signs up to all tax and spending reforms demanded by troika. THE GUARDIAN troika-analysis ...; Created on 01 July 2015
7. Eurogroup refuses Greek bailout extension: (News - Economy); 30 June 2015. Eurozone finance ministers declined to extend Greece's bailout Tuesday hours before its expiry and a possible IMF default but talks will continue Wednesday after Athens asked for a new ...; Created on 30 June 2015
8. Euro Crisis: European stocks trim losses on deal speculation: (News - Economy); 30 June 2015. Stock markets across Europe trimmed earlier losses amid speculation that the Greek government is considering a last-minute effort by the head of the European Commission to break the deadlock ...; Created on 30 June 2015
9. Joseph Stiglitz: how I would vote in the Greek referendum: (News - Economy); 29 June 2015. European leaders are finally beginning to reveal the true nature of the ongoing debt dispute, and the answer is not pleasant: it is about power and democracy much more than money and ...; Created on 29 June 2015
10. LIVE VIDEO: Anti-austerity protest outside Greek parliament: (News - Economy); 29 June 2015. THE TELEGRAPH Anti-austerity; Created on 29 June 2015
11. Greece will not make IMF payment on Tuesday: (News - Economy); 29 June 2015. Greece has confirmed that it won't make a €1.55bn loan repayment to International Monetary Fund that is due on Tuesday. But credit rating agencies have said that non-payment to the IMF ...; Created on 29 June 2015
12. Stiglitz: Greece's Creditors "Have Criminal Responsibility": (News - Economy); 29 June 2015. Nobel laureate tells TIME that the institutions and countries that have enforced cost-cutting on Greece "have criminal responsibility". TIME stiglitz-greece; Created on 29 June 2015
13. Europe banks slump more than 4% after Greece shuts banks: (News - Economy); 29 June 2015. European bank shares crashed on Monday, with top banks in Spain, France and Germany down more than 6 percent, after Greece closed its banks and imposed capital controls on Sunday to stem ...; Created on 29 June 2015
14. Wave of contagion expected after dramatic weekend raises ‘Grexit’ chances: (News - Economy); 29 June 2015. Global financial markets are braced for a wave of contagion from Greece on Monday, with expected heavy losses for southern European government bonds and regional stock markets as investors ...; Created on 29 June 2015
15. VIDEO: Greek banks and stock exchange to stay closed on Monday: (News - Economy); 29 June 2015. Greece will shut its banks and stock exchange on Monday as the crisis deepens while protesters outside EU offices in Athens blame international creditors. DAILY MAIL Greek-banks; Created on 29 June 2015
16. Crisis-hit Greece imposes capital controls (Corralito): (News - Economy); 29 June 2015. Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has announced that the country's crisis-hit banks will be shut on Monday and capital controls imposed to prevent withdrawals, after cash machines ran ...; Created on 29 June 2015
17. VIDEO: Statements of the EU finance ministers after Saturday Eurogroup meeting: (News - Economy); 28 June 2015. GURUS BLOG declaraciones-mininstros; Created on 28 June 2015
18. Who Loaned Greece the Money?: (News - Economy); 28 June 2015. "Bankers own the earth. Take it away from them, but leave them the power to create money and control credit, and with a flick of a pen they will create enough to buy it back." -Sir ...; Created on 28 June 2015
19. The Greek Butterfly Effect: (News - Economy); 28 June 2015. Many times nothing happens for a long time. Then all of a sudden everything happens at once. Like a dam break. It builds slowly and then it bursts. ZEROHEDGE.COM butterfly-effect ...; Created on 28 June 2015
20. Rift with Greece sets Europe into uncharted territory: (News - Economy); 28 June 2015. Europe’s grand project to bind its nations into an unbreakable union by means of a common currency lurched into uncharted waters after EU governments refused funding to save Greece from ...; Created on 28 June 2015
21. Euro Crisis Live at the Guardian (News and Twitter, not Video): (News - Economy); Euro Crisis ...; Created on 28 June 2015
22. Euro Crisis Live: Updated News on Greece: (News - Economy); 27 June 2015: Finance ministers will meet for last-ditch attempts to thrash out a deal which will be put before a popular vote next weekend. THE TELEGRAPH Greece; Created on 27 June 2015
23. Europe strikes back: It seems to be trying to push Greece out of the euro: (News - Economy); 27 June 2015. After all, what's the difference between an "anti-austerity" party that does all the austerity Europe tells it to and any other party that does the same? WASHINGTON POST europe; Created on 27 June 2015

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