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Finance History 2011-06-17 (17 June 2011 ) |
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| Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou dumped his finance minister on Friday in a reshuffle meant to stiffen resolve for harsh economic reforms and avoid a default that could cause global economic turmoil. | |
| The recession has altered the career track for many ambitious finance and accounting professionals. Some took more junior roles in finance after losing their old... | |
| Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou dumped his finance minister on Friday in a reshuffle meant to stiffen resolve for harsh economic reforms and avoid a default that could cause global economic turmoil. | |
| The Finance Ministry has decided against a proposed rule that would have pegged the open offer size under the new takeover code at 100 per cent. | |
| Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou axed his finance minister Friday amid the country's crippling dead crisis, promoting defence minister Evangelos Venizelos to the post, a spokesman said. | |
| Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou sacrificed his finance minister on Friday and put his main socialist party rival into the job in a bid to force through an unpopular austerity plan to avert bankruptcy. | |
| Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou appointed a new finance minister Friday in a reshuffle to muster support for harsh economic reforms that have stoked violent unrest and split his ruling party. | |
| Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou sacrificed his unpopular finance minister on Friday and put his main socialist party rival into the job in a bid to force through an austerity plan to avert bankruptcy. | |
| Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou appointed a new finance minister on Friday in a crisis reshuffle to try to push through harsh economic reforms and avoid a painful default. |
Economic History|
| The Conference Board Leading Economic Index?? for the . increased percent in May to , following a percent decline in April, and a percent increase in March. The largest contributions came from the interest rate spread, consumer expectations, and housing permits. | |
| The Conference Board Leading Economic Index?? for Spain decreased percent in April to , following a percent decrease in March, and a percent increase in February. | |
| The International Monetary Fund on Friday lowered its forecast for . economic growth, and warned that risks to the global recovery have increased. | |
| The Conference Board Leading Economic Index?? for China increased percent in April to , following a percent increase in March and a percent decline in February. Two of the six components contributed positively to the index in April. | |
| A look at economic developments and activity in major stock markets around the world Friday: ------ ATHENS, Greece -- Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou replaced his finance minister in a broad cabinet reshuffle that won strong support from markets, optimistic that crucial austerity measures will now be passed to prevent a devastating debt default. | |
| President Obama will be briefed by his economic team in the Oval Office on Wednesday, the first such meeting in more than a month. | |
| . consumer sentiment worsened this month, although a gauge of future economic activity rose in May, presenting a picture of a wobbly recovery. | |
| Another day, another economic forecast ?- but this one is pretty rosy, so pay attention. A day after UCLA?s Anderson School of Management predicted that the state?s housing market would slow the recovery in the state, economists from Chapman?s A.... | |
| Comerica Bank's Texas Economic Activity Index rose one point in April, to a level of 96. ? The April reading is 13 points, or 16 percent, above the index cyclical low of 83. ? April marks the highest index level since December 2008. ? Year-to-date the index has averaged 95, five percent above the average for all of 2010. ? The March index reading has been revised to a level of 95. ? | |
| Federal Reserve head Ben Bernanke and many analysts say the economy will emerge from its current soft patch in the second half of the year as supply disruptions from Japan's disaster ease and energy prices fall. |
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