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bailout
Red tape slows salary disbursement
A mere 2 percent of a VND7.5 trillion ($328.4 million) salary support package for Covid-affected workers has been disbursed after a month due to red tape.
Government bailout should provide more sustained support: lawmakers
Railways seeks bailout as Covid-19 rages
Greece's bailout funds released; EU's Juncker hails Greek efforts
Greece got more than 7 billion euros in bailout funds on Tuesday after a review of the country's progress in implementing economic reforms, the head of the euro zone's bailout fund told reporters in Athens.
June 21, 2016 | 03:33 am PT
Greek government submits reform bill seeking fresh bailout aid
The Greek government tabled a bill in parliament on Wednesday that raises taxes, frees up the sale of banks' non-performing loans and sets up a new privatization fund with its foreign creditors in exchange for more bailout funds.
May 18, 2016 | 05:29 pm PT
