Facing a cash crunch, Greece is seeking to extend its bailout program with eurozone creditors before it expires on Feb. 28.
The Swiss government says it suffered its first federal budget deficit in nearly a decade last year following a surprise nine percent drop in tax revenue.
A group called Cargo Sous Terrain (CST) is seeking financing to build tunnels for the underground transport of goods, initially in the Zurich area, but eventually elsewhere in Switzerland.
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Investors react to a recent surprise rate decision by the central bank, and stocks fall sharply as the yen gathers strength.
It’s not clear that it would even be legal in the United States.
A proposed 20 percent tax could raise the price of heavily imported goods like avocados, while other items produced mainly in the United States could cost less.
A fixation on standard (and lately sluggish) measures of growth may obscure more profound advances in the nation’s innovation and well-being.
The nation is close to what economists believe is full productive capacity. The Trump administration’s ambitious growth targets depend on how much slack remains.
Republicans are poised to pump in economic fuel while unemployment is low and wages are starting to rise, a combination that is stoking fears over inflation and deficits.
It depends on whether you look at the short, medium or long term.
The economics of the euro were as bad as expected, but it has proved politically durable.
