Paulsen: No clear sailing for markets after Greece

The world has largely focused on the debt crisis in Greece and China's stock crash, but interest rate moves in the United States and Germany are among the most fascinating developments in the market, James Paulsen, Wells Capital Management chief investment strategist, said Monday.

Greek finance minister enters euro zone lion's den

(Reuters) - Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis began tense talks with euro zone finance ministers on Wednesday after his new leftist-led government won a parliamentary confidence vote for its refusal to extend an international bailout.

Euro Chiefs Claim Greek Progress, Seek to Persuade ECB

Euro-area finance ministers will push the International Monetary Fund and central bankers to endorse new plans to save Greece from the fiscal abyss, seeking to overcome the latest impasse in the debt crisis and restart aid payments to Athens.

Greek Crisis Hurts European Markets

PARIS — The dollar rose and stocks fell Monday in Europe, and Wall Street appeared to be headed for a weak opening, as politicians fumbled for a way forward in a crisis that has put Greece’s continued euro membership into serious doubt.