Crisis in E. Europe is 'Imported:' CEO
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"What is happening in central and eastern Europe is what happens all over the world," Michael Buhl, CEO of Vienna Stock Exchange, said Monday. "The crisis is imported there because it is not something which has generally come from the central and eastern European countries. It comes from the simple fact that they heavily depend on direct financial investments from the West."
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