Leaders in Europe will meet for a summit today, but the expectation that a firm solution to their problems is looking unlikely.

Reports are out this morning that the former leader of Libya, Muammar Gaddafi, was potentially killed. And Europe hangs in the balance as we await a vote from Greece on austerity measures.

Ongoing flooding in Thailand could soon be felt by businesses worldwide.

The Venezuelan government has nationalized many industries, scaring business investors like baseball teams.

With the European debt crisis looming, Moody's announced that the outlook for France has been revised to negative.

The Italian parliament votes to keep Silvio Berlusconi's government, but concerns are still strong about how the country will handle its major debt.

Leaders of the G20 countries are meeting in Paris today. This meeting comes at a critical time, just before big decisions are supposed to be announced surrounding the eurozone crisis.

European inspectors say Greece will be able to receive the next round of bailout funds in November, and a vote is expected today from Slovakia on an extension of bailout funds in the eurozone.

A vote today in Slovakia will have big consequences for Europe and the rest of the world.

A vote in Slovakia today could mean an expansion of the size of the euro bailout fund.