After three months of turbulent talks, and with cash reserves running perilously low, Greece's leftist-led coalition reshuffled its negotiating team on Monday.
Athens confirmed on Monday that its finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, will represent Greece at those talks after reports last week that the outspoken economist had been sidelined when Greece's negotiating team was reshuffled.
The next week she was reshuffled out of her job to become overseas aid secretary and the party began talking up the chances of new "aviation capacity".
Tsipras quickly read the runes, reshuffled his negotiating team, and shunted Varoufakis aside.
"The litres must be kept up, so the categories are being reshuffled.
So committed is he to the economic benefits of devolution that he argued to keep his cities brief when reshuffled into the Treasury three years ago.
ABC News reshuffled its top TV journalists on Wednesday, with World News Tonight host Diane Sawyer stepping down from the network's flagship broadcast and Good Morning America's George Stephanopoulos promoted to "chief anchor".
Default simply causes the debt to be reshuffled; when consumers fail to repay, banks must be rescued so the debt ends up on the government's books.
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On September 29th Jamie Dimon reshuffled his generals, ousting Bill Winters, co-head of the group's giant investment bank, and replacing him with Jes Staley, formerly head of the asset-management business.
This would imply a shift of between $500 billion and $1 trillion into euros, primarily out of dollars, as investors and central banks reshuffled their portfolios.Fewer currencies, more volatilityHow much currency instability such a portfolio shift may cause depends on how quickly it takes place.
