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Finance History 2010-10-04 (04 October 2010 ) |
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| Finance minister George Osborne on Monday dismissed a thinktank report that British banks may need another state bailout next year and their borrowing requirements could hit 25 billion pounds ($ billion) a month. | |
| A roundup of the best money advice from around the web, with a focus on preparing for the holidays. | |
| New Zealand Finance Minister Bill English said the nation?s currency is unlikely to weaken even as economic growth slows and the central bank puts interest-rate increases on hold. | |
| The leading global Islamic Finance accounting regulator is introducing conditions for contracts that comply with religious laws, seeking to standardize an industry with $1 trillion in assets under management. | |
| PETALING JAYA (Oct 4, 2010): The Finance Ministry may initiate an independent investigation into the affairs of the Iskandar Regional Development investment arm, Iskandar Investment Bhd (IIB), following revelations of alleged irregularities in the awarding of infrastructure contracts. | |
| UPPER THUMB ? Leading up to next month?s election, Democratic Incumbent Terry Brown heavily out-funds Republican Candidate Kurt E. Damrow in the 84th District State Representative race, according to campaign finance documents. | |
| Last week' s passage of the highly controversial Far North Act was likened to the creation of a provincial park by Ontario Finance Minister Dwight Duncan, following a presentation to the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce on Sept. 27. | |
| Bank of Montreal?s BMO Capital Markets unit hired five executives for its . Public Finance Group to provide investment services to non-profit institutions. | |
| Position: Senior vice president of the Collingwood Group, a District-based strategic investment and advisory firm serving the financial services industry. Finance - Business - Financial services - mortgage - United States | |
| STREET MOVES: BMO Adds Five Public Finance Group Hires |
Economic History|
| By ANTHONY HALL United Press International The question for the week in the minds of many . investors is whether to call September an anomaly or a reprieve, which is to ask was it a fluke? United States - United Press International - Warfare and Conflict - War on Terrorism - September 11 2001 | |
| A look at economic developments and activity in major stock markets around the world Monday: ------ BRUSSELS -- The surging economies of the East should be granted more power in the traditionally Western-dominated global financial institutions, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said at the opening of the Euro-Asian summit. | |
| Economic reports this week include pending home sales for August and the Institute for Supply Management service index for September. | |
| Military planners' estimates of Guam's economic gains from the buildup may be less than stated in the document that gave the green light for the buildup, according to economic analysts. | |
| Fisher Investments chief executive says the economic climate currently experienced has been faced before. | |
| A solid opening on Wall Street helped European stock markets recover some losses Monday at the start of a busy week of economic news that may shape investors' views about the world economy going into the last quarter of the year. | |
| With clouds of doubts hanging around the economic horizon, some of the economic reports released last week offered some relief. Nevertheless, the equity markets remained intransigent. The discomfort of the markets stems from fears that the economy may fall back into a recession unless the central bank or the government intervenes with more stimulatory props. The markets have begun to discount ... | |
| There are many cities across the country that are beginning to see the first glimpses of the end of the recession. Recession - United States - Economic - Social Sciences - Forecasting and Consulting | |
| President Barack Obama's $814 billion economic stimulus plan is meeting its targets for spending and job creation, White House officials said on Friday, however unpopular it may be with the public. | |
| A German economist who knows America explains what Germany is doing right. |
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