Negotiators in Europe have struck a deal to save Greece after marathon overnight talks and weeks of turmoil, as far as Twitter has it, no one seems too excited.A week after voters in the embattled country voted down a European deal, hard-line nations like Germany continued to demand it, calling on Greece to make spending cuts and reforms to its pension system and tax code. Others argued that Europe's leaders acted absurdly, forcing a huge crisis over relatively little money. One analyst told Bloomberg the possibility of Greece leaving the euro is like "any good horror movie," because "the ghosts will always return."Read full article
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