Spain
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'Drinks And Women' Apparently Not A Valid Use Of European Bailout Funds
Paging Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
Is A Spanish Ambassadorship Too Much To Ask For Trump's Biggest Hedge Fund Fanboy
From down-and-out manufacturing workers to down-and-out hedge funders, Trump fans have high expectations.
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Banco Santander Doing Its Best Impression Of A Non-Spanish Bank
And just when Brian Moynihan was gonna make siestas a thing.
Twinkie Economics In Spain
The good people who used to run Hostess Brands aren't the only people who came up with the idea of raiding pensions to pay bills:
Getting Into Bed With One Spanish Bank Now A Risk-Free Proposition
Spain, as you may have heard, does not have a lot going for it at the moment. Its bond yields have crossed 7 percent, unemployment is at something like 70 percent, and on Monday, it announced a rather poorly received bailout of the country's banks. Investors don't want to touch their financial institutions with a 100 foot pole. One bank that knew this rejection all too well? Banco Santander, probably on account of the open sores. Today, though, that's all about to change.