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Pew poll: 2% of Greeks have good opinion of their economy
Jeremy Hobson Jul 13, 2012
In a poll of a thousand Greeks, 2 percent said the country has a good national economic situation.
Weak euro lures American travelers
Mark Garrison Jul 13, 2012
The euro crisis has weakened the currency -- and strengthened Europe's appeal to American tourists.
Spanish leaders announces new austerity measures
Stephen Beard Jul 12, 2012
As the first batch of bailout funds arrives at Spain's banks, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has announced an austerity plan to slash the public deficit. This includes tax hikes and cuts to unemployment benefits.
In Germany, holidays are 'uber alles'
Caitlan Carroll Jul 6, 2012
German's seem to be the responsible, hard working sibling in the European Union, but they know when to relax.
Europeans get vacation 'do-over'
Stephen Beard Jul 6, 2012
In Europe, high courts have upheld workers' right to reclaim vacation days marred by illness or injury.
Planned job cuts at 13-month low
Jeremy Hobson Jul 5, 2012
Ahead of tomorrow's June jobs report, data today shows the number of planned job cuts at U.S. companies has dropped to the lowest level in 13 months.
A new recession in the third quarter?
Juli Niemann Jul 3, 2012
Some sobering news on the latest economic data and what's trading like ahead of the 4th of July holiday?
Germans consider life without the euro
Caitlan Carroll Jul 3, 2012
As economic instability in the eurozone continues, some Germans are starting to weigh the benefits and burdens of staying with the euro. Would life be dandier with the Deutschmark?
Euro leaders compromise on plans for bailout money
Stephen Beard Jun 29, 2012
It appears European leaders have come up with an agreement to ease the debt crisis -- somewhat. And the deal rests on Germany compromising on how bailout money is used.
Gas and oil fuel cities to rebound
Mitchell Hartman Jun 27, 2012
Metros with high-tech, manufacturing and reviving housing sectors also recover faster.
