Eurozone
Wall Street, banks boost Europe stocks
Stocks in Europe ended sharply higher Friday after positive retail sales data out of the U.S. helped ease concerns that the world's largest economy is heading back... Read more »
Silvio Berlusconi faces resistance over emergency cuts
Italy's premier faced resistance from local government officials Friday who denounced the country's emergency austerity measures, saying the cuts are socially unjust... Read more »
Short-selling banned in 4 European countries
France, Italy, Spain and Belgium are banning short-selling amid efforts to calm market turmoil that has sent bank shares gyrating wildly and aggravated worries about... Read more »
No quick exit for eurozone from debt crisis
Twenty-one months after Greece triggered financial and political turmoil by admitting it was broke, the eurozone still can't fix its debt crisis. Read more »
French bank seeks probe into stock selloff
French banking stocks resumed their precipitous decline Thursday a day after rumors about Societe Generale's financial health prompted another bout of turmoil in the... Read more »
French bank stocks plunge on market fears
President Nicolas Sarkozy cut short his vacation and pledged to slash France's huge debts, but rising concerns about a possible cut to the country's credit rating... Read more »
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