A Scottish currency is still likely to be the toughest test for Holyrood

There is no doubting the emotional appeal of independence. For many Scots the positive lure of self-determination is perhaps matched only by the satisfaction of banishing control from Westminster.

Draghi flags ECB action next Thursday

FORTUNE -- European Central Bank President Mario Draghi dropped his clearest hint yet that the bank will take action next Thursday to ward off the threat of deflation and support the euro zone's faltering economic recovery.

In slight to Hollande, Berlin fetes Sarkozy

(Reuters) - In his first major speech since losing the French presidency in 2012, Nicolas Sarkozy weighed in on euro zone integration, the Ukraine conflict and the risks of weak leadership in Europe to an adoring crowd of fellow conservatives in Berlin.

Germany sees no quick deal on Greek aid: Wolfgang Schaeuble

HAMBURG: German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said Thursday he did not expect any quick deal on aid to debt-mired Greece with its international creditors.

SNB's cap on franc to stick even as reserves grow: Reuters Poll

(Reuters) - The Swiss National Bank will succeed in defending its cap on the franc's value even if Greece or another country leaves the euro zone, a Reuters poll shows, and it won't have to reinforce its defenses as the economy slows.

How Money Managers Navigate the Euro-Zone Crisis

Due to the uncertainty in Europe, some financial advisers who might previously have invested in European mutual funds say they are now relying on old-fashioned, company-by-company stock picking.