Opinion: Greek voters came to realize their charismatic, progressive, young leader was not quite what he seemed to be
The British are gearing up a referendum on whether to leave the European Union with polls showing support for Brexit running as high as 50% — and increasing. Maybe it's time for the U.K. to rec...
"We believe that the risk/reward has now shifted in Eldorado's favour"
http://financialpost.com/commodities/mining/greece-suspended-but-eldorado-gold-upgraded-anyway
Eldorado said it would suspend construction at its Skouries project and warned it would do the same at its Olympias project if it did not receive a permit by the end of March, costing another 500...
We know you wanted to stay in bed today after last week's market rout. We're glad to see you've decided to give Monday a shot. Here's your cheat sheet to Monday morning's Financial Post
http://financialpost.com/executive/executive-summary/five-things-august-24
Elorado shares drop after Canadian miner says it won't continue to put money into Greek project while the ministry of energy remains openly hostile
German lawmakers holding up Greece's third bailout deal, markets react to China's yuan, and marketing campaign for 'Straight Outta Compton' is fueling what may be rap's biggest debut ever
Wall Street types do weird and complicated things for fun. This and more in our daily cheat sheet to the Financial Post.
Here's your cheat sheet to this morning's Financial Post. Among other things, Greece reopened its stock market. Guess how it went
In an op-ed in these pages four years ago, I argued that Greece’s best option was to quit the Euro. Europe, led by Germany, seemed inclined only to offer Greeks an endless diet of fiscal auster...
http://financialpost.com/opinion/greeces-internal-devaluation
Greece's Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras faces a revolt on his rescue plan, Chinese stocks react to stronger-than-expected Q2 growth and Bank of America earnings top expectations
http://financialpost.com/investing/fp-watchlist-greek-revolt-chinese-stocks-bank-of-america-earnings
They’re going to do what? Increase Greece’s debt by another Euros 86 billion! Is this script being written by Lewis Carroll or Samuel Beckett? Or should one turn to classics of Greek philosop...
http://financialpost.com/opinion/peter-foster-the-agreekment-paradox
Over the past 25 years, the Greek government has registered budgetary deficits averaging 9.5 per cent of GDP — nearly three times the eurozone average — hitting a high of 23.3 per cent in 199...
http://financialpost.com/opinion/greeces-economic-lessons-for-us
At around 6 a.m., both German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras were heading for the door and ready to call it quits. But then a saviour stepped in
Matthew Fisher: Greece has agreed to surrender control over policing of parts of its own economy and IMF officials will be placed inside some Greek ministries to ensure compliance
Comment: The metaphorical brink of disaster is an elusive place,
http://financialpost.com/news/economy/greece-a-lesson-in-brinksmanship
Here’s your executive summary of the most newsworthy, fascinating and amusing stories from today’s Financial Post
Greece needs to tear up its debts and start fresh allowing it to quickly pull itself out of a seven-year-long depression and lead the country into prosperity
http://financialpost.com/opinion/lawrence-solomon-greece-the-way-out
Finance Minister Joe Oliver warned Wednesday the global economy 'is fragile' and Canada needs to 'stay the course' of lowering taxes
http://financialpost.com/news/economy/joe-oliver-says-canada-on-course-despite-china-greece-concerns
Chinese equity markets were thumped once again, the ongoing crisis in Greece has European leaders now talking openly about a Grexit, and Toronto homeowners might be able to rest a little easier
http://financialpost.com/investing/fp-watchlist-chinas-market-meltdown-a-grexit-and-toronto-homes
As Greece reels, life continues to move forward in the economically unstable country. Here are examples of some of the major issues Greece is dealing with
http://financialpost.com/news/economy/greece-on-the-ground-six-signs-of-an-economy-on-the-ropes
Cattaneo: The Greek debt crisis washed up in Alberta Monday, battering oil, which ended the day 7.7% lower, and raised the odds that it will fall even further in the coming days and months
The lesson of Greece is that you can’t vote economic consequences off the island forever, and you can’t blackmail, spend or inflate yourself to prosperity
http://financialpost.com/opinion/peter-foster-why-greeces-soap-opera-is-about-to-turn-tragic
Expensive steak, a new Greek finance minister and should the BoC cut rates? Here’s your executive summary of the most newsworthy stories from today’s FP
Analysis: All that the referendum has done is put Greece in a worse position than it's ever been in before and set itself up for an even worse deal from creditors
'How many times can you be concerned about the same news? It loses it’s effectiveness over the near term,' investment strategist says as markets show little reaction to crisis in Greece
http://financialpost.com/investing/markets-greet-greek-vote-with-a-shrug
Joe Chidley: It looks like things have taken a turn for the worse for investors as Greece's financial crisis flares, China's stock market bubble bursts and the outlook for oil prices gets murkier
Major markets are relatively flat so far in 2015, but there are some reasons to be optimistic about risk assets such as stocks
It's going to be difficult for Greece and its lenders to come to an agreement on a cash-for-austerity deal, although the resignation of Greece's finance minister might help
http://financialpost.com/investing/fp-watchlist-what-greeces-no-vote-means-going-forward
Greek voters have strongly rejected the stiff bailout terms offered by the European Union in Sunday’s referendum on the country’s economic future
Matthew Fisher: Early results in Greece referendum lean towards anti-austerity program
Terence Corcoran: As Greece gears up for its divisive referendum on Sunday, amid threats and warnings of exit from the Eurocurrency zone, a new word may be in order: Alexit
Canada's Warren Buffett has made a lot of good bets since starting his investment firm over three decades ago, but his call on Greece hasn't worked out that well
A Grentrance of Russia — a Trojan Horse into Europe — spells military anxiety and an unsettling new status quo in what has developed into a slowly emerging Cold War II
http://financialpost.com/opinion/lawrence-solomon-russias-grentrance
Tail risks have risen indeed, but an outright Greek exit is still low odds, just not as low as they were last week, writes Gluskin-Sheff's chief economist
Travellers looking for deals to Greece as the country sits in the midst of a worsening financial crisis will be sorely disappointed
Greece will default on its IMF payment, Cenovus Energy sells its oil and gas royalty business to the Ontario Teachers' for $3.3 billion, and Sony holds its first share sale since 1989
http://financialpost.com/investing/fp-watchlist-greece-to-default-cenovus-sony-sells-shares
Among the many words of dangerous nonsense disseminated by Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras over the course of his country’s six-month voyage of economic doom, these stand out: “The deposi...
http://financialpost.com/opinion/terence-corcoran-alexis-tsipras-sets-up-a-suicide-pact
China’s equity markets have been taking a whacking for some time now, but the real concern is any knockdown effect in the overall economy that might follow
http://financialpost.com/news/economy/forget-about-greece-china-could-be-a-much-bigger-problem
Long before Greece's financial problems took centre stage, there were other financial crises that grabbed the global spotlight – and the plot lines were disturbingly similar
While analysts expect further declines over the next few days, most say a full-blown global market meltdown seems unlikely
http://financialpost.com/investing/fresh-havoc-on-markets-in-greece-but-no-contagion
Greece has never been this close to default and markets are panicking. But what exactly is the country's fate? Here's a look at how the scenarios could play out and what it means for the world
http://financialpost.com/news/economy/five-scenarios-for-greece-in-the-coming-days
Joe Chidley: Greece must make a choice between the pain of welfare dependency, with a provider who will always want to shrink the dole, or the pain of inflating its way out of debt
Stocks fall as Greece nears default, the Shanghai stock exchange moves into bear market territory, and Element Financial moves to buy GE Capital’s fleet operations for $8.6 billion
U.S. and Canadian stocks opened sharply lower on Monday as Greek bailout talks failed, raising concerns that the country could exit the eurozone
http://financialpost.com/investing/north-american-stocks-tumble-as-grexit-fears-spook-investors
As eurozone finance ministers meet for a fourth time this week to find a way to avoid a Greek default next week, the main question everyone is asking is: what's the hold up?
http://financialpost.com/news/economy/heres-what-greece-and-its-creditors-still-disagree-on
At 40, Tsipras is Greece's youngest prime minister, a man unafraid of breaking the traditions of his predecessors while spending much of his time defying Greece's creditors
http://financialpost.com/news/economy/alexis-tsipras-who-is-the-man-holding-europe-hostage
Joe Chidley: Tony Soprano would sympathize with the plight of Greece's creditors. Short of a deal that forgives Greece’s debt — unlikely — they will struggle to collect the money they are o...
While the Greece crisis talks drag on, citizens of the country are bearing the brunt of uncertainty. Here's a look at how just the threat of default has already hit life on the ground in Greece
http://financialpost.com/news/economy/living-under-threat-of-default-takes-its-toll-on-greeks
From Rogers buying Mobilicity, to a big medical marijuana merger to Greece, here's a look at what we're watching today