Europe's Periphery Back in Investment Zone
Another strike in Portugal - this time metro workers bring the entire underground system to a stand-still. The euro zone's peripheral countries are still struggling almost daily with protests, but a new report suggests the tide is changing. Or at least sentiment is. Dutch bank ING says around 93 billion euros of private investment was pumped into the periphery in the last 3 months of 2012.
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