LISBON (Reuters) - Portugal's international lenders will begin a visit to assess progress on the country's 78 billion euro bailout program next Tuesday, the government said, as fears of new contagion and a Greek exit from the euro zone grip Europe. The Diario Economico business newspaper said on Thursday, without citing sources, that the mission was also likely to prepare a contingency plan for …
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Portugal's lenders to visit as Greek turmoil rocks EU
Prolonged electoral uncertainty has put Greece into a state of deep freeze, meaning whoever finally emerges as the new leader will take over a country already falling behind on its promises to lenders
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Greece missing bailout targets thanks to political paralysis
The Tasmanian Government will spend $110 million over four years bailing out Forestry Tasmania as it determines how the Government business enterprise should look in the future.
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Govt to bailout Forestry Tasmania
