ECONOMY

He suggests Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras may call for snap elections.

UK taxpayers could be exposed to £1bn of Greek debt if the European Financial Stability Mechanism (EFSM) is activated by Brussels.

The Greek prime minister needs to push through unpopular measures in the next two days.

"Inequality is a drag on our entire economy," Clinton said.

Indian bank is eyeing global expansion.

Osborne is entering unpleasant territory and the majority of Labour's leadership contenders are right to stand up and be counted.

Surging house prices and stricter rules for mortgage approvals had weighed down lending in the past.

Open Europe tells IBTimes UK that Tsipras will have to form a 'national unity coalition'.

A deal has finally been struck but this is far from the end of the saga.

Deal worth €86bn - €87bn over three years, after agreeing to a new €50bn privatisation of assets fund.

IBTimes UK explains what Eurozone leaders and Greece have actually agreed to in the new bailout deal.

The Ugandan shilling is still down 11% so far this year, adding to the 13% slide in 2014.

Agreement on debt relief for Greece is worse than '1919 Treaty of Versailles' said one analyst.

There are now over 500,000 homeowners in the UK whose properties are worth £1m or more.

Companies in 100,000 Opportunities Initiative include JPMorgan Chase and Taco Bell.

The Eurogroup has offered a new deal for Greece, eliminating worries of a Grexit for now.

Demand woes mentioned in IEA report and US growth concerns sounded by Yellen weigh on oil.

Flats attracted record price per square foot of £1,200, generating £140m for developers.

Prudent spending looks to be driving spending but people are enjoying themselves, Visa Europe said.

Defra imposes 'temporary control zone' within farm in Goosnargh, Preston, as precautionary measure.

Greek officials however describe proposal as 'very bad' and humiliating

Negotiations are set to continue after emergency meeting in Brussels adjourned without breakthrough.

British holidaymakers travelling to Russia, Europe and Brazil over the last year have seen their money go further because of the strong pound.

Anti-austerity protestors confronted police in Athens as government sought to approve €13bn in cuts.

Ministers plan to tighten rules for non-EU students who may be forced to leave after studies and apply for a separate visa to work in the UK.

Demand would decline in 2016 while supply from Opec producers projected to remain at high levels.

The three main factors that caused China's stock exchange nightmare.

Greece will now fall in line with Spain in raising its retirement age to 67.

Norway has now less reasons to add to the 25 basis points rate cut of last month.