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Finance History 2011-06-10 (10 June 2011 ) |
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| TD Bank Group today announced the launch of TD Auto Finance, its new auto lending brand, at an employee event in Farmington Hills to celebrate the lender's new name, new logo and a new beginning. | |
| Ireland's former finance minister Brian Lenihan died Friday of pancreatic cancer age of 52, just months after securing an international bailout for the country even as he battled the disease. | |
| French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde just wrapped up two days in China, her latest stop on her world tour to woo emerging nations to support her candidacy for chief of the International Monetary Fund. | |
| Former Finance Minister Brian Lenihan, who oversaw Ireland's struggle to avoid national bankruptcy and the collapse of its banks even as he battled cancer, died Friday. He was 52. | |
| During the financial crisis, job offers for finance professionals in Asia were scarce. Today's employment market is considerably different. Talent is in short supply, the number of vacancies is increasing and it's not uncommon for several financial institutions to be chasing the same candidate at the same time. | |
| Oxford Finance LLC , a specialty finance firm that provides senior debt to life science and healthcare services companies, today announced that it provided $4 million in senior debt to Platinum Health Care LLC. | |
| Brian Lenihan , who served as Ireland?s finance minister during the most turbulent period in the country?s economic history, has died. He was 52. | |
| DUBAI - Islamic trade finance has benefitted from shifting preferences towards Sharia-compliant banking and could serve as one of the key growth drivers to help the nearly $1 trillion Islamic finance industry double in size. | |
| China Finance Online Co., Ltd. , the technology-driven, user-focused market leader in China in providing vertically integrated financial services and products including news, data, analytics and brokerage through web portals, software systems, and mobile handsets, today announced that the Company will report its 2011 first quarter financial results ended March 31, 2011, after the market closes ... | |
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Economic History|
| The Conference Board Leading Economic Index?? for Japan declined percent in April to , following a percent decline in March, and a percent increase in February. | |
| A candidate?s economic plan usually inspires discussion and selective disagreement. But as Michael Tomasky argues, Tim Pawlenty?s plan is pure nonsense. | |
| The stock market's rebound has been more robust than the economic recovery since the Great Recession officially ended in June 2009. Below are key data illustrating how the market and the economy have fared the past 24 months. There's also historical data to compare their current performance with gains following previous recessions dating to 1949: | |
| The weakness in recent economic data reports should serve as a reminder that the . economic recov | |
| A look at economic developments and activity in major stock markets around the world Thursday: ------ FRANKFURT, Germany -- The head of the European Central Bank signaled another likely interest rate hike in July, warning that higher oil and commodity prices must not be allowed to fuel an inflationary spiral as Europe's economy grows. | |
| The economy has slowed in several . regions for the first time this year, according to a Federal Reserve survey released Wednesday. The Fed's report finds that economic activity grew in all 12 regions of the country, but growth slowed in four districts. It was the weakest survey since last fall. | |
| Tim Pawlenty presents himself as the brave truth-teller in the Republican presidential field. He compliments himself for attacking ethanol subsidies in Iowa and proposing, in Florida no less, an increase in the Social Security retirement age. So when the former Minnesota governor outlined his economic plan the other day, you might have hoped for more of the same sobriety, on a grander scale. You ... | |
| By ANTHONY HALL United Press International The hardest lesson of any economic recovery -- in the United States or elsewhere -- is when the spending starts and the hiring just isn't there. | |
| The Dow teetered on the 12,000-mark in afternoon trade as disappointing economic data dealt another blow to Wall Street.? | |
| Recent signs that the economic recovery is flagging have introduced a new tension into the bipartisan budget negotiations. |
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