Unilever shares dive after Kraft Heinz walks away; Eurogroup discusses Greek bailout - live
(The Guardian Greece)

All the day´s economic and financial news, including the unravelling of Kraft Heinz´s pursuit of Unilever and a Greek bailout meetingLatest: Eurozone ministers are meeting to discuss Greece´s debtUnilever shares have fallen 7% todayShareholders: Kraft didn´t offer enoughThe agenda: Eurozone ministers to discuss Greek bailout 2.02pm GMT You can (usually) rely on European Commissioner Pierre Moscovici to take an optimistic view of events.....@pierremoscovici Confident we can have a very positive meeting of the #Eurogroup today. Hopeful that teams can return to Athens very soon 2.00pm GMT The #Eurogroup begins. pic.twitter.com/yXV5imcHHW 1.58pm GMT Here we go! Eurogroup president Jeroen Dijsselbloem has arrived at today´s meeting.Dijsselbloem tells the assembled press pack that ministers will discuss whether to sent their officials back to Athens to resume negotiations over the bailout programme. He says that he wants to conclude the review soon, but the issues are complex.@J_Dijsselbloem : My goal is to get the missions in Athens as soon as possible pic.twitter.com/QUJYDJFEzOEurogroup`s @J_Dijsselbloem - `we`ve had intense talks to clear ground for mission to return to Athens - see today if we`ve done enough`Dijsselbloem: `Anyone who wants to talk about crisis can talk to someone else, because the Greek economy is recovering` 1.48pm GMT Germany´s Wolfgang Schauble has told reporters outside today´s Eurogroup meeting that he doesn´t expect a breakthrough over Greece´s bailout today.But he´s still confident that the two sides will agree what further reforms Athens must take, in time.Schaeuble: (Reforms) in Greece usually take longer than planned `but we`ll get there` #Greece #Eurogroup pic.twitter.com/mN0KvE1acNGermany`s Schaeuble says believes lenders have reached `common position` on Greece - AFP 1.23pm GMT Slovakia´s finance minister, Peter Kazimír, has warned against allowing Greece´s bailout problems to overshadow this year´s elections in France, Germany and th ...