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Finance History 2010-06-16 (16 June 2010 ) |
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| The Finance Ministry has canceled a tender to supply a gilded negotiating table and chairs after Vedomosti called to ask why it planned to spend up to million rubles ($80,000) on the flashy furniture. | |
| India Finance Minister: Current Monsoon Trend To Aid % GDP Growth This Fiscal Year | |
| The Alberta and Quebec finance ministers rallied their fellow finance ministers Tuesday, warning them that the proposed federal securities regulator could be a blow to financial markets in an effort to block Ottawa's push to form a single watchdog. First announced last month, the Canadian [...] | |
| The latest finance news here and abroad with Rebecca Hyam. | |
| Maples Finance today announced two senior level additions to its business development team. read more | |
| The South Dakota Governmental Finance Officer's Association is holding its annual conference today through Friday at the Ramada Inn and Suites Conference Center in Mitchell. David Owens, the executive director of the South Dakota Chamber of Commerce, and PUC Chairman Dusty Johnson will speak at the event. For information, call Jeanne Duchscher at 750-0337. | |
| The Senate Finance Committee discussed the appropriations bill that keeps the state government operating Tuesday. The Senate is considering a set of amendments that basically undo what the House sent over. | |
| The Finance Ministry of Ukraine has started working a draft national budget for 2011 and expects to meet all terms for preparing the document set by the Budget Code, Deputy Finance Minister Tetiana Yefymenko has said. | |
| Beijing, China, June 16, 2010 - (ABN Newswire) - FINANCE VIDEO: G-Resources Group (HKG:1051) CEO Owen Hegarty Speaks At Beijing Mines and Money the Video Here:/multimedia/en/63101/G-ResourcesG-Resources' strategic vision is to build a world class Asian focused gold company with Martabe as the core starter asset. | |
| Beijing, China, June 16, 2010 - (ABN Newswire) - FINANCE VIDEO: Frontier CEO Masa Igata Speaks at Beijing Mines and Money 2010 about his organisation and the provision of prompt and accurate financial services to the emerging Mongolian the Video Here:/multimedia/en/63092/FrontierFrontier is setting up highly expert professionals in ... |
Economic History
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| The economic crisis is helping forge the "European project" of ever-closer union, EU Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso declared today. | |
| Economic growth expected to moderate as leading index falls for first time in 10 months. | |
| ECONOMIC growth is expected to moderate in the second half of 2010 after a leading index fell for the first time in 10 months. | |
| Pariss - Global economic power is shifting away from the developed world and towards developing and emerging economies, the Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said Wednesday.... | |
| By ANTHONY HALL United Press International The fissure between France and Germany over economic strategies, given a public gloss this week, is a telling study of contrasts. | |
| Lackluster community support causes economic concern for the Stanley Center for the Arts in Utica. After reopening its doors in 2008, the Stanley had hoped business would boom. As our Sarah Hagen tells us, organizers at the not-for-profit say community support is now needed more than ever. | |
| For a fourth consecutive year, the Joint Economic Development Initiative (JEDI) has helped prepare a new crop of economic development students.[...] | |
| Economic think tank GKI projects Hungary's general government deficit will reach 4% of GDP in 2010, the company said in its newest macroeconomic report released on Tuesday. | |
| VietNamNet Bridge The rapid development of economic zones (EZs) in the central provinces is significantly contributing to the regional economy. By early June, Dung Quat EZ in Quang Ngai Province had attracted 167 investment projects with a combined registered capital of US$ billion. | |
| By Loh Chee Kong cheekong@ SINGORE (April 28, 2010) As soon as the economic horizon starts to clear, inflation is rearing its inevitable head at a time when wages are simply not catching up fast enough. But while economists point out that Singaporeans could feel the pinch in the short-term, the situation was a necessary albeit painful ... |
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