Skip to main content

Credit

World news about “Credit” published by euronews.

  • Sicily fire horror

    Five people have been injured by fire following a house eviction in Sicily. The family were reluctant to leave but still talking to the bailiff when… 14/05/2013

  • Cyprus credit controls keeps cash in the country

    Cyprus is reportedly to limit the amount of cash individuals can take out of the country to 3,000 euros as details of the country’s capital controls… 27/03/2013

  • Spain’s unforgiving eviction law

    How does an unemployed homeowner dreading a condemned future in Spain feel? Here is Fabian Herrera’s answer: “I am depressed, I feel bad, I can’t sleep at… 12/11/2012

  • Fees setback for MasterCard

    Europe’s second-highest court has rejected MasterCard’s challenge to a European Union ban on its cross-border credit and debit card fees. The court ruling… 24/05/2012

  • Micro-credit brings organic growth in Ireland

    Business Planet has been to Dublin. The third country after Greece and Portugal to need an international financial bailout, it is forecast Ireland will come… 20/03/2012

  • Spain clears short-term debt test

    Spain has passed the first test of investor demand for its government bonds since the latest downgrade of Madrid’s credit rating by S&P. It sold almost 4.88… 17/01/2012

  • Shaky start for UniCredit rights issue

    Shares in UniCredit slumped again on Monday— so much that they were briefly suspended from trading on the Milan Stock Exchange — as Italy’s biggest bank moved… 09/01/2012

  • Spain’s banks suspend evictions

    Spain’s major banks have decided to suspend the evictions of the most financially vulnerable. The leading political parties have also agreed to rethink… 12/11/2012

  • Germany: Social media to be used for credit checks

    Germany’s largest credit agency is coming under fire, after revealing that it plans to gather information from social media websites. The data would be used… 08/06/2012

  • Spain passes bond auction test

    Spain demonstrated on Thursday that it could still borrow on the international credit markets – and what was more at an affordable, though rising, rate of… 07/06/2012


Log in
Please enter your login details