EU reforms would benefit other nations, says George Osborne

George Osborne will tell European leaders during a whistlestop tour of capital cities that Britain’s bid to reform the EU will also benefit their nations.

Greek Vote Reverberates in Global Markets; G-7 Working on Response

The danger of contagion from Greece’s referendum rejecting a European aid offer is testing the world’s most-developed nations again, after eight years of rolling financial crises.

Greeks Prepare Landmark Referendum on Future Like It’s 1974

With banks shut and coffers running dry, Greece is rushing to organize a hastily called vote the country can ill afford. It’s not just that Sunday’s vote could threaten the country’s place in the euro. It also may put more strain on the government’s and the population’s shaky finances.

Leaving the EU would set Britain back 50 years, says Virgin's Branson

A British exit from the European Union would set the country back half a century and be catastrophic for its trade and economic prospects, billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson said on Sunday.

Scottish independence: Adviser Beveridge backs currency union plan

The head of the Scottish government's fiscal advice group has urged SNP ministers to stick with their planned monetary union under independence.