Germany is working on a plan to keep Greece in the eurozone if the country defaults on its debt, according to weekly newspaper Die Zeit. The Financial Times reported on Monday evening that Greece is already making its own plans for a default scenario. Things are looking more and more grim for Athens: Negotiations for the country's latest bailout tranche are still going, but they're not looking good. Senior eurozone figures are suggesting there will be no deal by April 24, when the Eurogroup of eurozone finance ministers next meets. According to Die Zeit, Germany wants to keep Greece in the euro if it defaults. That ... (full story)