The territory borrows money to subsidize medical care for its poorest residents.

The plans target young voters with student loans and propose eliminating tuition.

The commonwealth struggles with repayment and lacks industry besides tourism.

On the surface, they are in similar situations. But the grocer has a way out.

Greece is one step closer to its third bailout

Businesses deal with plunging sales and wary suppliers.

Is the island territory, with $72 billion debt, our Greece?

The island is facing its largest outmigration since the '60s.

The U.S. territory is treated like a state — and cannot, by law, declare bankruptcy.

Marketplace's Paddy Hirsch explains the Greek debt crisis.