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Finance History 2010-05-09 (09 May 2010 ) |
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| Greece's finance minister warned Sunday of the catastrophic results that a debt default would have for his troubled nation as the government prepared to announce an overhaul of the pension system. | |
| Crisis talks between the EU's 27 finance ministers began in Brussels on Sunday, hours from a deadline set by eurozone leaders to create a firewall for the euro before markets reopen in Asia. | |
| The financial teaching grade is in for teachers -- and it's not good. Financial Services - Business and Economy - Business - Government - Finance | |
| May 9 (Bloomberg) -- The Czech Republic will see higher yields on its government bonds this year as countries across Europe increase debt sales to finance fiscal deficits and Greeces budget crisis increases market volatility. | |
| May 9 (Bloomberg) -- European Union finance ministers meet today to hammer out the details of an emergency fund to prevent a sovereign debt crisis from shattering confidence in the 11- year-old euro. | |
| European finance chiefs are holding emergency talks to find a way to restore the euro's credibility before the world financial markets reopen. | |
| With markets gripped by fear of Greeces economic woes spreading across the eurozone, EU finance ministers are meeting in Brussels to thrash out how they can prevent a run on the single currency. | |
| The following are comments by European Union finance ministers and other officials on Sunday ahead of their meeting to agree on a mechanism aimed at preventing Greece's debt turmoil spreading to other countries. | |
| German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble was hospitalized on Sunday in Brussels after an apparent allergic reaction to a medication. He was unable to take part in an emergency meeting on Europe's debt crisis. | |
| May 9 (Bloomberg) -- Oman Investment & Finance Co., a utility billing company, said its in talks to buy a stake in National Finance Co. Currently the discussions and negotiations are at a very preliminary stage, the company said in a statement to the Muscat bourse today. |
Economic History
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| President Obama is "very concerned" about Greece's economic crisis, sees mounting threats against the United States from non-state actors and wants to resolve the dispute with Russia over adoptions, he said in an interview released Saturday by the White House. | |
| Gas Station Named After Central Texas Music Legend faces uncertain economic future after foreclosure, bankruptcy filings. | |
| Washington (CNN) - President Obama is "very concerned" about Greece's economic crisis, sees mounting threats against the United States from non-state actors and wants to resolve the dispute with Russia over adoptions, he said in an interview released Saturday by the White House. "I am very concerned about what's happening in Europe," Obama told the [...] | |
| Spain needs to make difficult economic reforms to stimulate growth, European Central Bank Executive Board member Lorenzo Bini Smaghi said in an interview on Sunday. | |
| EU economic ministers meet to draw up financial rescue plan to try to halt growing debt crisis National fiscal policy response to the late 2000s recession - Business - European Union - United States - International Monetary Fund | |
| Tough economic times continue for all of us as state and local governments as well as private companies continue to slash spending.? Thats exactly what school districts are doing too.? In the past 3 years, the Savannah-Chatham County school district has sliced and diced their budget.? Back in 2007, the districts budget was $350 million.? The current budget being drawn up is $280 million.? That ... | |
| European Union finance ministers are considering a euro500 billion ($645 billion) defense package for the embattled euro, hoping it will suffice to keep markets from targeting the eurozone's weaker members, EU sources said. | |
| HONOLULU Last year's federal economic stimulus law so far has steered about $584 million into Hawaii's economy, paying for transportation projects, unemployment benefits and other expenses the state and its four counties could not otherwise afford. | |
| As days turn into weeks, the tight grasp of the economic fallout from the Gulf oil spill far off | |
| Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is promising tough measures against "bourgeois" speculators whom he blames for the OPEC member nation's runaway inflation and ever-weaker bolivar currency. |
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