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Finance History 2011-06-18 (18 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. | |
| 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. | |
| 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 axed his finance minister Friday amid the country's crippling dead crisis, promoting defence minister Evangelos Venizelos to the post, a spokesman said. | |
| 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... | |
| European finance chiefs are set to clear the way for a pending aid payment to Greece after Germany signaled a retreat on its demand to extend Greek debt maturities, a German deputy finance minister said. | |
| 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 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 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|
| Economic forecast is promising | |
| 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 International Monetary Fund on Friday lowered its forecast for . economic growth, and warned that risks to the global recovery have increased. | |
| 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. | |
| 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. | |
| Conference Board's index of leading economic indicators for May is stronger than expected, following a downwardly revised drop in April of %. The . economy is likely to grow in a "choppy" manner through the summer and autumn, the Conference Board said Friday as it reported that its index of leading economic indicators rose a surprisingly strong % in May. | |
| . consumer sentiment worsened this month, although a gauge of future economic activity rose in May, presenting a picture of a wobbly recovery. | |
| 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 Spain decreased percent in April to , following a percent decrease in March, and a percent increase in February. | |
| President Obama will be briefed by his economic team in the Oval Office on Wednesday, the first such meeting in more than a month. |
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