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Finance History 2011-03-21 (21 March 2011 ) |
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| European finance ministers announced new steps to fight the debt crisis, running into European Central Bank criticism for doing too little to prevent budget shocks from threatening the euro. | |
| The Nathans Finance directors were blinded by their ambition for parent company VTL, a vending machine business, to the extreme detriment of the subsidiary's Kiwi investors, a court heard finance company took down... | |
| The ministers, meeting before a summit of European leaders this week, agreed on contributions how the fund would be structured. | |
| The Crown has opened its case against three directors of Nathans Finance today by painting a picture of a finance company taking public funds to invest into a private international business venture. | |
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| India's finance ministry has said the government should not arm-twist Cairn Energy by linking the approval for its deal with Vedanta to disputes between the British explorer and state-run Oil and Natural Gas Corp the Economic Times reported. | |
| The first of the big finance company trials kicks off in the High Court at Auckland this morning, with three former directors of Nathan Finance facing multiple criminal charges laid under the Securities Act. | |
| A trial has begun of three directors of failed finance company Nathans Finance over alleged untrue statements about the company's financial Roger Moses, Donald Menzies Young and Mervyn Ian Doolan face charges under... |
Economic History|
| Economic aftershocks of the devastation in Japan are rolling through Asia. It is here, among Japan's neighbors, that the reverberations of the catastrophe are being felt hardest. | |
| A look at economic developments and activity in major stock markets around the world Monday: ------ LONDON -- Potential progress for Japan in its battle to control radiation leaks at a nuclear plant gave stocks a boost and despite prices rose as well due military action against the regime of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi. | |
| "I call this year the 'Year of Economic Jihad' and I expect the officials of the country and also our dear nation to work in a jihadi way in the economic areas," Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, Leader of the Islamic Revolution, said in his televised Norouz message. | |
| Economic aftershocks of the devastation in Japan are rolling through Asia and among Japan's neighbours the reverberations of the catastrophe are being felt hardest. | |
| ECONOMIC aftershocks of devastation in Japan are rolling through Asia, affecting manufacturing and production in South Korea, China. | |
| Japan is still struggling to resolve its nuclear crisis and tally the losses to human life and property caused by the giant earthquake and tsunami that devastated its northeast coast. | |
| Economic reintegration of former Soviet nations was the focus of a recent forum held to assess cooperation in the twenty years since the Soviet Union was succeeded by a loose confederation of former Soviet states that became known as the Commonwealth of Independent States. | |
| Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei called on Monday for an all-out "economic Jihad" in the year ahead to foil enemy plots, as Iranians celebrated Nowruz, the Persian new year. | |
| Economic data to be released this week include key reports on manufacturing, housing and the consumer and may shed light on why growth keeps struggling, economists said. | |
| The rising price of food and fuel is garnering more and more attention in the economic news headlines. There?s a good reason for this since a continued increase in the oil price could easily upset the economic recovery and send the . economy tumbling back into recession. |
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