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Finance History 2010-05-07 (07 May 2010 ) |
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| NEW YORK -- Shares of some top finance companies are mixed at noon: Bank of America fell $.03 or .2 percent, to $. Citigroup fell $.03 or .6 percent, to $. JPMorgan Chase rose $.02 or percent, to $. | |
| May 7 (Bloomberg) -- Slovenia will sell bonds or seek a loan to fund its portion of the 110 billion-euro ($139 billion) aid package for Greece, Finance Minister Franc Krizanic said. | |
| OTTAWA - A former high-ranking bureaucrat from the Finance Department has pleaded guilty to breach of trust by a public official for using insider knowledge of tax changes to profit on the stock market. | |
| The latest finance news here and abroad with Lexi Metherell. | |
| The second campaign finance reports for candidates for The Woodlands Township Board of Directors revealed Position 3 candidate Adam Muery received the most contributions and spent the most money over the last month. | |
| Indonesia's reformer Finance Minister Sri Mulyani has spoken for the first time to a select group of international journalists including the ABC about her resignation to join the World Bank. | |
| Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele has asked for the resignation of two senior officials, more fallout from payments for donors at a sex-themed nightclub in Los Angeles. | |
| HEBRON The overwhelming issue of expanding all day kindergarten forced the board of finance into a special meeting Thursday night at which the board unanimously cut the bottom line of the town budget by $48,500. | |
| LIC Housing Finance plans foray in banking sectorLIC Housing Finance plans foray in banking sector | |
| ranking bureaucrat from the Finance Department has pleaded guilty to breach of trust by a public official for using insider knowledge of tax changes to profit on the stock market. |
Economic History
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| A look at economic developments and activity in major stock markets around the world Friday: ------ LONDON -- A strong set of . jobs data failed to shore up confidence in world markets as stocks plunged again amid mounting fears that Europe's debt crisis could derail the global economic recovery. | |
| US employment grew at the fastest pace in four years in April as businesses ramped up hiring, suggesting the economic recovery was growing less dependent on government aid. | |
| NEW YORK - A split in metals trading is continuing as investors seeking safety buy gold, while platinum and palladium are falling on overseas economic worries. | |
| Taiwan's exports surged 48 percent to $22 billion in April as foreign demand for the island's computers and others goods picked up amid the global economic recovery, the Finance Ministry said Friday. | |
| As David Cameron attempts to woo Nick Clegg, Channel 4 News's Business Correspondent Siobhan Kennedy looks at the common ground - or sometimes lack of it - in Liberal Democrat and Tory economic policy. | |
| The Reserve Bank of Australia lifts its forecast for inflation and economic growth, adding some support under the central banks current policy tightening. | |
| Does design have a role at the World Economic Forum? Robert Fabricant's second report from Dar es Salaam. My first full day at the World Economic Forum on Africa starts off well. I run into John Ledgard by the elevators at my hotel. John covers Africa for The Economist, and is one of handful of people that I know here. Might be the last semi-familiar face I will see till dinner time. From here ... | |
| Lolita Ulloa Economic downturn complicates and intensifies safety issues in domestic violence cases, Senate panel told By Derek Wallbank | Thursday, May 6, 2010 WASHINGTON A key reason women dont leave abusive situations is because they are financially dependent on their abuser, Lolita Ulloa, the managing attorney of the Victim Services Division in the Hennepin County Attorneys Office, says. | |
| Can Apple's iPad spur economic recovery? By Laurent Belsie | Friday, May 7, 2010 Back in 1983, the IBM PC became an office staple, a household buzzword and an icon of how a battered economy reinvents itself. Will Apple's iPad do the same for todays economy? | |
| Austin Burke, long-time president of the Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce, has been nominated secretary of the state Department of Community and Economic Development. Governor Ed Rendell expects to make the announcement at a press conference Tuesday. |
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