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Finance History 2010-09-22 (22 September 2010 ) |
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| Finance is not dead yet. With a slew of jobs lost on Wall Street and bad publicity surrounding bankers, the finance major has lost a bit of its sparkle with undergraduate students. Still, there are people betting that crisis will birth opportunity and finance majors will again be in demand. | |
| The Finance Ministry and RBI officials will finalise the schedule for government borrowings for the second half of this fiscal on Thursday, taking into account the credit needs of the economy in the festive season. | |
| The latest finance news here and abroad with Lexi Metherell. | |
| Ho, Sept. 22, GNA - Finance officers in government departments and agencies were on Wednesday reminded of the utmost need to meet the heightening citizens' demand for accountability in the management of the nation's finances. | |
| The Advisory and Finance Committee doesn?t support special legislation that would take health insurance benefits away from the town moderator and selectmen, the only elected town officials who receive a stipend. But not all the committee members are convinced this should continue into the future. | |
| World Finance will hold its open house from 10 . to 2 . on Saturday, Aug. 28. | |
| NZF Group has told shareholders at its annual meeting in Auckland that the recent collapse of two more finance giants had both negative and positive outcomes. | |
| The Czech Finance Ministry is considering buying back state bonds worth as much as 60 billion koruna ($ billion) before maturity in the next two years, according to a draft law. | |
| The Board of Finance would like the school board to change the way it evaluates the performance of the superintendent and other administrators. | |
| Listed company Eden Finance plc registered a profit after taxation for the first six months of 2010 to ?14,066 as against ?13,700 registered for the same period last year, a slight increase of ?366 for the period. |
Economic History|
| The Economic Transformation Programme (ETP) was bound to generate much chatter in the mainstream media, blogosphere and, of course, warungs and kopi tiams. The Government's point-man, Idris Jala, is once again, in the limelight. | |
| Lawrence Summers plans to leave his job as director of the president's National Economic Council and return to Harvard University at the end of the year, the administration said Tuesday. "I will always be grateful that at a time of great peril for our... Harvard University - Lawrence Summers - National Economic Council - United States - Education | |
| President Barack Obama's top economic adviser, Lawrence Summers, plans to leave the White House at the end of the year, a move that comes as the administration struggles to show an anxious public it's making progress on the economy. | |
| Larry Summers, known as a brilliant economic thinker with a prickly personality, will step down at the end of the year to return to Harvard University, where he had a controversial five-year stint as president. Amid deepening anxiety over the slow place of recovery from the recession, President Obama on Tuesday announced the departure of one of his top economic advisors. | |
| The National Bureau of Economic Research says the recession ended in June 2009. But some local experts say recovery in the La Crosse area is lagging behind. | |
| White House economic advisor Larry Summers has announced that he is to leave his job amid reports of clashes on President Obama's economic team. | |
| Government belt tightening will mean the pace of economic recovery in the UK will be slower next year than previously forecast, the CBI has warned. Related Stories Home sales data shows UK market activity is faltering EasyJet expands Liverpool service Scottish oil explorer strikes Greenland oil Lloyds banking boss set to retire Time to shake-up Northern Ireland public sector, say business chiefs | |
| President Barack Obama's top economic adviser is going back to Harvard University at year's end, the White House announced Tuesday after hints of a shakeup of the administration's team. | |
| As economic pain continues for Ireland, the Irish government will test the markets today with a euro bond sale. | |
| Government belt tightening will mean the pace of economic recovery in the UK will be slower next year than previously forecast, the CBI has warned. The business group downgraded its gross domestic product (GDP) forecast for 2011 to %, from % in its last forecast in June. |
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