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Finance History 2009-12-27 (27 December 2009 ) |
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| Ireland's Finance Minister Brian Lenihan, 50, has been diagnosed with cancer, Irish media reported on Saturday. | |
| Big finance companies are mulling whether to offer customers non-guaranteed deposits in the New Year but PGG Wrightson Finance is the first off the rank. | |
| South Canterbury Finance received some end-of-year good news from Standard & Poor's when the credit rating agency affirmed its current ratings and removed one from a negative credit watch. | |
| Sakan Finance, a newly established Egyptian joint stock company specialized in providing innovative mortgage solutions to both residential and commercial property buyers, announced its official launch at a press conference in the Four Seasons Hotel in Giza today. | |
| DUBLIN - Ireland's Finance Minister Brian Lenihan , 50, has been diagnosed with cancer, Irish media reported on Saturday. Citing a number of sources, the Irish edition of the London-based Sunday Times newspaper said Lenihan received the diagnosis after tests this month, adding that Prime Minister Brian Cowen had asked him to remain in office while receiving treatment. | |
| 27 December 2009 The World Bank and the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation (MOPIC) signed an official agreement in which the World Bank has committed to provide a grant of $923,742 to finance the implementation of preparatory activities of the Public Finance Modernization Project. | |
| In case you missed them, here are the top 10 Personal Finance stories from MarketWatch for the week of Dec. 21-25: | |
| Legal woes continue to swirl for former Republican Party of Fla. finance chair Harry Sargeant | |
| Ireland's Finance Minister Brian Lenihan is suffering from pancreatic cancer, a usually fatal disease. Lenihan, 50, was considered a future leader of Fianna Fail, the governing party. | |
| Brian Lenihan , Ireland 's finance minister, is suffering from pancreatic cancer, a usually fatal disease according to reports in Ireland. Lenihan (50) was considered a future leader of Fianna Fail , the governing party. |
Economic History
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| Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama arrived in India Sunday on a three-day visit aimed at strengthening economic and security cooperation with the emerging giant. | |
| The 2009 economic year ended far more brightly than it started, but the silver lining blinded many from seeing the very big dark cloud that lay behind it. | |
| Britain’s initial recovery from recession has been sluggish compared with other developed nations but stronger economic growth next year should help it narrow the gap. | |
| CHARLESTON, . -- An array of economic indicators suggests that West Virginia is entering 2010 better positioned than nearly all other states to weather the recession. The nonpartisan Federal Funds Information for States ranks West Virginia behind only ... | |
| What's Your Reaction? A year ago, the expectation was that President-elect Barack Obama's economic team would be a smooth- functioning machine, and the outlook was for turbulence in the national-security arena. | |
| For one totally forgettable economic year worldwide, Louisiana probably came out of 2009 better than most by managing to set the table for some new job growth as the economy winds its way out of recession. By November, the state's... | |
| The economic reforms have helped in reducing poverty in India, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said Sunday, but admitted a lot more needed to be done as poverty remained a 'major challenge'. | |
| If our antiquated immigration laws didn't so often and needlessly exclude the queue of would-be legal immigrants standing in consulate lines in foreign lands, writes columnist Neal Peirce, many more would be arriving to stoke economic activity in America. | |
| With the end of a tumultuous 2009 upon us, we might be excused for believing that every local news story this year in one way or another bore the whiff of our continued economic struggles. | |
| The UAE, the world’s third-largest oil exporter, needs the nuclear power to help meet an expected rise in electricity demand to 40,000 MW in 2020 from around 15,000 MW last year, amid a petrodollar-fuelled economic boom. |
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