Greece to probe U.S. banks' role in crisis: PM (Reuters)

It's the end of the line for Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou.In a cabinet revolt led by his finance minister, Papandreou was ordered to "leave calmly in order to save his party". He obliged, having no real choice in the matter because otherwise he would have been ousted in a vote of confidence.He may survive the vote, but it will do him no good as part of the agreement.Please consider Greek PM ready to go, dump referendum, for euro deal

Greece may investigate U.S. investment banks and their role in the run-up to the Greek debt crisis, Prime Minister George Papandreou told CNN on Sunday

Greece's prime minister appealed for patience Tuesday to beat the country's debt crisis and warned of a sea change in policy to restore economic viability as he faced a backlash for seeking outside help.In an address to parliament over his decision to seek an EU-IMF loan package worth 45 billion euros (60 billion dollars), Prime Minister George Papandreou said Greece needed "time and serenity" to carry out profound reforms and that "everything must change" in order to make its debt-shaken economy viable again.