Greece Submits List of Reforms in Bid for More Aid

Greece has sent its creditors a long-awaited list of reforms with a pledge to produce a small budget surplus this year in the hope that it will unlock badly needed cash, Greek government officials said Friday. The European Union and International Monetary Fund lenders, informally called the Brussels Group, were to begin discussing the list later in the day, a eurozone official said, although a Greek official said the examination would begin Saturday. Their approval, followed by the...

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