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Finance History 2010-09-07 (07 September 2010 ) |
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| Greece's Socialist government retained its finance minister in a cabinet reshuffle announced early Tuesday but changed other key officials involved in the effort to reform the country's troubled economy. | |
| The latest finance news here and abroad with Lexi Metherell. | |
| Before the Board of Finance was to vote Tuesday on a $ million funding package for the reconstruction of a large part of Penfield Pavilion, its members gathered Friday at the beachfront building for a special meeting. | |
| Banks escaped plans to tax financial transactions after European Union finance ministers failed to agree on proposals to help repair the damage to public finances caused by the financial crisis. | |
| Lithuania?s Finance Ministry reiterated its economic growth forecast of percent for this year and percent for 2011. The ministry said in an e-mailed statement today that GDP growth in the second half of this year would be between 4 percent and 5 percent. The Ministry sees inflation at percent at the end of this year and averaging percent next year. | |
| India Finance Minister: Economic Recovery Strong On Brisk Growth | |
| Pakistan Finance Minister Dr Hafeez Sheikh has made an impassioned appeal to the federal and provincial governments and military authorities to demonstrate highest level of fiscal responsibility in order to avert a ?complete economic breakdown?. | |
| European Union finance ministers are set to discuss the possibility of introducing a levy on banks and whether a tax on financial transactions can deal with another banking crisis, as they gather Tuesday in an atmosphere more benign than when they last met in July. | |
| THE Ministry of Finance says it is co-ordinating the purchase of farming inputs for the 2010/2011 summer cropping season, with seed and fertiliser suppliers yesterday confirming their readiness to meet demand. | |
| THE Finance Department hopes to file two cases a month against corrupt government officials to instill discipline in the Customs and Internal Revenue bureaus, an official said over the weekend. |
Economic History|
| Mounting economic gloom and a controversial agenda are exacting a heavy toll on Democrats? prospects for keeping control of Congress in the Nov. 2 elections, according to a new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll published Tuesday. The poll, taken to coincide with the traditional Labor Day kickoff of the... | |
| Americans' economic struggles persisted in July, largely unchanged from the previous month, according to The Associated Press' monthly analysis of conditions around the country. | |
| The Granbury-Hood County Economic Development Corporation's annual economic outlook conference will be Wednesday, Sept. 15, at the Granbury Resort Conference Center. Speakers will include state Rep. Joe Pickett, head of the Transportation Committee, and Texas A&M economist Dr. James Gaines, among others. Cost is $40 for those who pre-register; $45 on the day of the event. Call Marie Ferguson at ... | |
| The economic pinch was felt during Omaha's Labor Day celebration. Those working at Septemberfest said people showed up for the event, they just weren't spending as much. | |
| Economic growth will likely remain weak both in Europe and the United States, despite recent strong growth figures in Europe, and Germany in particular, IMF chief economist Olivier Blanchard said in remarks published today. | |
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| Economic pain failed to ease in July as unemployment slows growth, stress map shows Unemployment - United States - Employment - Barack Obama - Social Sciences | |
| Crossett Economic Development Foundation announced a new round of Revamp Crossett grants last week. Shown are representatives of the foundation, grant recipients and others involved in the program. | |
| The CIS Economic Court ruled on Tuesday that Moscow and Minsk must come to an out of court agreement within one month on a dispute over Russian oil product export duties. | |
| Christchurch's massive earthquake and the collapse of South Canterbury Finance have added to economic uncertainties, boosting the risk that the central bank will keep interest rates on hold for the rest of 2010. |
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