WSJ – U.S. Sees New Bright Spot in Europe: Greece
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The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) is the latest international media outlet to spotlight what it describes as Greece’s economic recovery, this time within the prism of tightening Greek-US relations over the past decade.
The article, entitled “U.S. Sees New Bright Spot in Europe: Greece”, details how US corporate America has also “discovered” the east Mediterranean country that just a few years ago tottered on bankruptcy and a possible ‘Grexit’.
The sub-head of the article, in fact, was “US tech companies, gas exporters and military expand activity in Greece, whose long-suffering economy bounces back.”
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