Labor

• Cyprus Won’t Leave Euro, President Says

  By Natalie Weeks, Georgios Georgiou and Tom Stoukas, Bloomberg  |  March 29, 2013

  With banks reopened, it's unclear how long capital controls will remain in effect.

• Europe Protests Austerity With Strikes

  By Emma Ross-Thomas and Joao Lima, Bloomberg  |  November 14, 2012

  Coordinated protests occur in Spain, Portugal, Greece and Italy.

• Jobless Claims Jump on Seasonal Shift

  By Shobhana Chandra, Bloomberg  |  October 18, 2012

  Bigger-than-expected increase of 46,000 erases previous week's drop.

• Greek Lenders’ Labor Demands Split Coalition

  By Marcus Bensasson, Maria Petrakis and Natalie Weeks, Bloomberg  |  October 17, 2012

  Prime Minister Samaras faces dissension on proposed changes in labor rules.

• EU Lawmakers Probe Rate-Rigging

  By Ben Moshinsky and Jim Brunsden, Bloomberg  |  September 24, 2012

  CFTC Chairman Gary Gensler to testify before European Parliament panel.

• Focus Shifts after Foxconn Changes

  By Tim Culpan and Stanley James, Bloomberg  |  August 22, 2012

  As Apple’s supplier improves labor conditions, attention moves to Microsoft, Samsung.

• Lufthansa Names Menne CFO

  By Alex Webb, Bloomberg  |  May 8, 2012

  Menne will become first female finance chief in DAX.

• AMR Offers Pension Freeze

  By Mary Schlangenstein, Bloomberg  |  March 7, 2012

  Bankrupt airline retreats from terminating plans for most employees.

• Apple Alone in Factory Audits

  By Adam Satariano and Peter Burrows, Bloomberg  |  February 28, 2012

  Tech rivals aren’t rushing to follow Apple’s lead in assessing plants in China.

• States Join Feds in Pay Inquiry

  By Holly Rosenkrantz, Stephanie Armour, Bloomberg  |  September 20, 2011

  Labor Dept. and 11 states to crack down on employee misclassification.