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Finance History 2010-11-18 (18 November 2010 ) |
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| Following are comments by European Union finance ministers and officials ahead of a meeting in Brussels on Wednesday. | |
| Ghanaian Finance Minister Kwabena Duffuor may announce plans to cut the fiscal deficit in the budget tomorrow as the West African nation starts to reap revenue from oil exports. | |
| The city ?s Finance Department has been awarded the Certificate for Achievement of Excellence in Financial Reporting by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada. | |
| The incoming senior bureaucrat in the Department of Finance says "significant changes" are needed to end the province's spending shortfall. | |
| Ireland's economic problems were expected to dominate Wednesday's regular meeting of European Union economic and finance ministers in Brussels, Belgium. | |
| European finance ministers voiced confidence that Ireland will ride out its fiscal crisis, ducking investors? pleas for a bailout package and risking a renewed convulsion on bond markets. | |
| German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble is considering an increase in corporate taxes to fund lower levies for small and mid-size companies, Handelsblatt said, citing government officials it didn?t identify. | |
| CONSUMER FINANCE: Some Small Businesses Glad To Pay Estate Tax | |
| PALO ALTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sidley Austin LLP is pleased to announce that Pamela J. Martinson will join the firm as a partner in its Palo Alto office. Ms. Martinson will focus her practice in the area of finance and lending. ?Pam is a seasoned finance lawyer with tremendous experience in banking and commercial lending,? said Tom DeFilipps, Managing Partner of Sidley?s Palo Alto office ... | |
| AN extra ?3m levy could be put on the finance industry to fund reduced income tax bills for Islanders. |
Economic History|
| In these rough economic times, no jobs are safe, not even the ones held by superheroes. | |
| Economic reports have been heavy during the past couple of sessions, but the data has done little to help stock prices. Inflation has been a topic of conversation of late after the Fed decided to add more money to the economy in the form of Treasury buying. However, the most recent reports on pricing pressures show few signs of concern. Housing data has also been on the calendar, but this sector ... | |
| A ?mild pickup? may be in store for the . economy this spring, following a post-holiday lull, the Conference Board says. | |
| A gauge of future economic activity grew in October after a summer lull, suggesting the . economy may slowly start strengthening early next year. The Conference Board, a private research group, said its index of leading economic indicators increased percent last month. | |
| A new poll shows that many people with heart disease, diabetes or cancer believe the economic downturn is hurting their health and will have further negative impacts in the future. | |
| NEW YORK (TheStreet) - - Alan Valdes of DME Securities says today's economic reports point to bullish signs for the market through December. | |
| A new study of the 2008 collapse has joined economics and network theory in a graphic depiction of inevitable failure. | |
| An economic outlook from Scotiabank says Ontario will see considerably slower economic growth in 2011, underperforming resource-rich areas of the country. | |
| The country's slowing economic growth will be most evident in Central Canada next year as opposed to areas in the West, East and North that are supported by resource industries, says a report released Wednesday. | |
| By ANTHONY HALL United Press International Germany's reaction to the Irish bank crisis sounds like deja vu all over again, which is to say it sounds like Greece revisited. |
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