Graeme Wearden

Euroscepticism stalks Finland, the only country in the monetary union that has a stable rating.

The eurozone economy slipped closer to stagnation this month as the region’s manufacturing sector contracted for the first time since September 2009.

Rupert Murdoch’s bid to take full control of BSkyB is under fresh scrutiny after <i>News of the World</i>’s phone hacking revelations.

As the cost of default insurance soars, the IMF has warned dithering eurozone policymakers to move quickly to contain the danger of contagion.

Greece is on the verge of a potentially catastrophic debt default that could rupture the eurozone just 10 years after it joined the single currency.

Chocolate consumers in Europe have been warned that major cocoa companies are effectively providing Gbagbo of Côte d’Ivoire with money to buy weapons.

Credit rating of Greece, Portugal and Spain downgraded as economists predict rescue plan could cost up to €150-billion.

Graeme Wearden explores an example of how a developing country can address service delivery in the health sector.

Less demand for exports is hurting GDP growth, Graeme Wearden and David Stanway report.