The Greek economy ended its four-year exile from international markets last week with a triumphant 3 billion euro (about $4.1 billion) bond sale. The global financial media trumpeted this somewhat unexpected achievement as a sign that things were finally turning around in the European Union’s most blighted country. Media reports to the contrary, Greece’s return […] View the full post at: Berlin Fears a High Court Ruling Could Threaten the EU Related posts: Berlin Wall Street Europe’s Macro Mess California’s Highest Court Rules in Favor of Bank of America