Greece Wins Two-Year Extension on Bailout (Reuters)

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The Greek finance minister said it has been given two more years to achieve the austerity targets it agreed to as part of its bailout, Reuters reports. Yannis Stournaras also said the government will put its austerity package in front of Parliament next week. The country is working to win its next aid installment, since it is projected to run out of cash in just three weeks.

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