Greeks rejoiced when their Syriza-led government let them decide their own fate by giving them a vote on whether to accept the bailout the European Union was offering them. But two days later, it is looking as if the referendum was completely pointless. That's because all the referendum has done is put Greece in its worst position yet in its ongoing debt crisis. The announcement of the referendum immediately triggered strict capital controls — a closure of the banks, with limits on depositors' cash transfers and how much they can take out of ATMs — and still the country is down to its last €500 million ($772.6 ... (full story)