How Do You Know When It’s the Right Time to Partner With a Network? February 21, 2022 By Paul Taylor Worried about what could be next for your agency? It has been a chaotic couple of years — and many...
Brexit Would Threaten UK’s Access to EU via Single Passport: Officials June 15, 2016 By Paul Taylor and Francesco Guarascio Britain’s partners are stepping up warnings that if it votes next week to leave the European Union, banks and financial...
Euro Zone May Be Fragmenting Faster than EU Can Act July 10, 2012 By Paul Taylor Signs are growing that Europe’s economic and monetary union may be fragmenting faster than policymakers can repair it. Euro zone...
Germans Say “Nein! No! Non!” Ahead of Euro Summit June 28, 2012 By Sarah Marsh and Paul Taylor EU leaders go into a Brussels meeting today, Thursday June 28, more openly divided than at any time since the...
Europe’s Tower of Babel Hampers Solution to Euro Crisis June 26, 2012 By Paul Taylor As Europe considers a leap towards closer integration to try to save the euro single currency, it resembles the biblical...
Analysis: EU’s Spain Bank Rescue May Bring only Brief Respite June 11, 2012 By Paul Taylor Euro zone finance ministers rushed Spain into an EU-funded rescue for its debt-stricken banks to pre-empt the threat of a...
Europe Moves Ahead with Fiscal Union; UK Isolated December 9, 2011 By Julien Toyer and Paul Taylor Europe divided on Friday in a historic rift over building a fiscal union to preserve the euro, with a large...
France, Germany Give Greece Ultimatum on Euro November 3, 2011 By Paul Taylor and Janet McBride The leaders of Germany and France told Greece on Wednesday it would not receive another cent in European aid until...
Davos Report: Business Leaders Warn Regulations May Crimp Recovery January 27, 2010 By Ben Hirschler and Paul Taylor Global business leaders warned Western governments on Wednesday that a populist crackdown on the financial industry could crimp a fragile...