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Finance History 2011-04-19 (19 April 2011 ) |
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| Abu Dhabi, 19 April, 2011 - Finance House Finance House PJSC ( FH FH ), has kicked-off 2011 on a positive note by registering a net profit of AED Million for the first quarter of 2011, compared to AED Million for the same period last year. | |
| World finance leaders on Saturday chastised the United States for not doing enough to shrink its massive overspending and warned that budget strains in rich nations threaten the global recovery. | |
| PSB Finance . - Publication of Prospectus | |
| Spain's Finance Minister Elena Salgado said Tuesday that the government will introduce more reforms in the coming couple of months to boost confidence in its struggling economy and that the percent economic growth target for this year will be met. | |
| Global finance chiefs split over which policies are most to blame for propelling potentially risky capital flows into emerging markets, with both sides pushing the International Monetary Fund to adjudicate. | |
| Spanish Finance Minister Elena Salgado pledged to push ahead with ?another quarter of reforms? as the government seeks to win the confidence of investors. | |
| Finance Minister Guido Mantega said the United States and other countries were trying to ?export their way? out of economic problems. | |
| The German finance ministry on Saturday denied it was drawing up contingency plans for a Greek debt restructuring after the Financial Times reported the ministry was studying various options if Athens fails to meet its fiscal targets. | |
| ABU DHABI - Abu Dhabi?s Finance House PJSC has reported a 30 per cent increase in customers? deposits during the first quarter of 2011 while its assets grew by 33 per cent. | |
| The governments and business representatives of Brazil and China signed more than 30 bilateral and c |
Economic History|
| Deepening economic pessimism has pushed down President Obama?s approval rating to a near record low, but he holds an early advantage over prospective 2012 rivals in part because of widespread dissatisfaction with Republican candidates, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll. | |
| A day after Cuban media revealed that a Communist Party summit had approved sweeping economic changes and elected a new leadership ? without saying what the changes were or who is now in charge ? Cubans hoped to get details in a closing speech by President Raul Castro on Tuesday. | |
| Economic pessimism has pushed down President Obama?s approval rating, but he holds an early advantage over prospective 2012 rivals. | |
| Connecticut's new economic development chief said Monday she and other state officials are working up the details of Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's signature economic development program even while the legislature considers its merits before voting on the proposal. | |
| A look at economic developments and activity in major stock markets around the world Tuesday: ------ ATHENS, Greece -- Greece had to pay a higher rate to raise $ billion as market pressures increased amid fears the government will have to default on its massive debt load. | |
| Some pundits predict another economic bust. These folks debate whether the outcome will be massively | |
| Of all the former nations of the Soviet Union, Belarus has changed the least since the collapse of communism. Its economy remains almost entirely in state hands, the government shows zero tolerance for dissent and the main domestic spy agency is still called KGB. | |
| During the Great Depression the cosmetic industry's bucking of the economic doom and gloom led to commentators coining the term The Lipstick Effect. | |
| Divided US lawmakers and officials must unite to forge a long-term economic "blueprint" that brings manufacturing jobs back to the world's largest economy, PepsiCo's chief executive said Sunday. | |
| Cuba's Communist Party approved landmark economic reforms on Monday and voted for new leaders in a key party congress to chart Cuba's future, state-run media reported. |
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