Economy

Europe Should Tackle Emergencies by Itself, Says Bailout Fund Head

According to Klaus Regling, Europe's bailout fund head, the region was in need to stop taking assistance from the International Monetary Fund and do on its own, eventually.

Other European policymakers, as per the findings, have hinted that the aim of the bloc should be to manage all emergencies in future by itself. And the latest comments by Regling also indicate the same.

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Greece's Two Biggest Labor Unions Go On Strike against ERT Shutdown

After the Prime Minister Antonis Samaras announced the shutdown of ERT, thousands of workers of the biggest labor unions in the country have gone on strike.

The bus and train workers joined the strike on Thursday against the sudden halt of the broadcaster. They are now threatening to continue the strike for 24 hours bringing the country to standstill.

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Policy Exchange recommends to give away £34bn RBS and Lloyds Bank Shares to Taxpayers

According to reports of Policy Exchange, some £34bn of the Government's £48bn holding in Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Bank of Scotland should be given to 48 million Britons. The chancellor's think tank has claimed that the Coalition should distribute shares in state-owned banks to taxpayers ahead of the next general election.

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London Stock Market: PAL placed at $2.4 billion

With a hope that it would be part of the FTSE250 index in next review in September, Partnership Assurance Group has clicked on the surface of stock market. It is pleasantly placed at over 1.8 billion pounds in its London market.

Fleshing out details, the shares have been trading at 450.5 pence. Further, by 0715 GMT, PAL was trading at 455.75 pence.

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Rail Privatization Fails Taxpayers

The Great Train Robbery Report that came out recently has claimed that rail privatization is completely dependent on public subsidies and has improved service a little.

The study said that rail privatization was failing taxpayers. Europe has the most expensive fares in the UK. It has been found that old, dilapidated trains had serious overcrowding in the region.

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Israel Regrets Austrian Decision to Leave UN Golan Force

After Austria announced earlier in the day to evacuate forces from the Golan Heights, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon decided on Thursday night to find troops to replace some 380 UN peacemakers.

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Pressure on Finance Minister to Set Up Bad Bank

Austria is considering setting up what they call as ‘bad bank’ in order to aid the private sector banks in the country including Hypo Alpe and Kommunalkredit and other nationalized banks.

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Austria Likely to See Budget Gap in 2014

Warnings have been raised by Austrian coalition parties that they might need to take new tax measures so that a budget gap likely to occur next year could be capped.

This is due to increasing opposition in Germany and bearing in mind the uncertainty to be entered into force by the European financial transactions tax (FTT). The same has been mapped for January 1, 2014.

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