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Finance History 2011-04-10 (10 April 2011 ) |
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| European finance ministers on Saturday defended painful austerity measures as a necessary means to defeat the region's crippling debt crisis. | |
| Several euro zone finance ministers told ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet in a conference call last week they have doubts Greece will meet its fiscal targets and suggested Athens restructure its debt, a magazine reported on Saturday. | |
| BERLIN - Several euro zone finance ministers told ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet in a conference call last week they have doubts Greece will meet its fiscal targets and suggested Athens restructure ... | |
| CFOs and finance directors see technology as a key to their long term effectiveness, yet express frustration as they continue to battle with dated and misaligned IT systems, according to a new survey by KPMG. | |
| Southeast Asian finance ministers meet Friday for talks expected to focus on capital controls to shield the region's booming economies from destabilising "hot money" inflows. | |
| GABRIELE STEINHAUSER Associated Press GODOLLO, Hungary European finance ministers on Saturday defended painful austerity measures as a necessary means to defeat the region's crippling debt crisis. Their meeting just outside Budapest will be followed by large union protests in the Hungarian capital against a recent deal to crack down on uncompetitive salary increases and unsustainable pension ... | |
| share: digg facebook twitter GODOLLO, Hungary ? European finance ministers on Saturday defended painful austerity measures as a necessary means to defeat the region's crippling debt crisis. Salgado's counterparts also tried to convince voters concerned over their pensions and job security that new measures to improve the competitiveness ? and fiscal sustainability ? of their economies did ... | |
| GODOLLO, Hungary : European finance ministers defended the painful austerity measures being imposed in the region as necessary to defeat a crippling debt crisis. But tens of thousands of people protested nearby to condemn what they called unfair and risky sacrifices imposed on workers instead of the bankers who caused the problems. | |
| The Department of Finance believes there is scope to 'review and modify' aspects of the bail-out programme. | |
| European finance ministers meeting Saturday defended the painful austerity measures being imposed in the region as necessary to defeat a crippling debt crisis. But tens of thousands of people protested nearby to condemn what... |
Economic History|
| Officials are talking openly about cooperating in new ways. | |
| Day one of the Davos World Economic Forum saw George Soros issue a stern warning about the UK economy. | |
| China's foreign ministry said Thursday that dissident artist Ai Weiwei was being investigated for economic crimes. | |
| The region will achieve economic stability by creating jobs, improving education and overhauling the state's tax structure. These three economic pillars are synergistic and comprise our top priority. | |
| Is the economy getting better or worse? Are businesses hiring or laying off? | |
| By Trevor Stokes Staff Writer The Shoals economy is coming out of the record long recession better than the state and nation as unemployment rates decrease and consumers start to loosen their purse strings. ?We are seeing some economic growth in the first quarter of 2011,? said Joan Baltes, economics instructor at Northwest-Shoals Community College. | |
| Chinese police said they are investigating the detained artist and activist Ai Weiwei for "suspected economic crimes," while his family said on Thursday he was the innocent victim of a political witchhunt. | |
| The Chinese government said on Thursday detained artist and activist Ai Weiwei was being investigated for "suspected economic crimes," while his family said he was the innocent victim of a political witchhunt. | |
| Paul Ryan's budget dramatically reduces the size of the federal government over the long run, which could be incredibly bullish for economic growth in the United States. | |
| A look at economic developments and activity in major stock markets around the world Friday: |
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