January 28th, 2012 
admin Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said on Friday that the United States economy is growing at 2-3 percent but still faces big challenges to repair damage wrought by the financial crisis.
“I think if you look at the Fed’s forecast and the consensus of private forecasters, people are pretty clustered in that area but it is still [...]
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January 16th, 2012 admin On Friday, the single currency (euro) fell to a near 17-month low and world stocks fell in anticipation that Standard & Poor’s would downgrade the ratings of several euro zone countries, including France. The credit ratings agency, S&P took the action after U.S. markets closed.
S&P downgraded its debt ratings on nine euro zone countries, including [...]
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No Comments » January 7th, 2012 admin On Tuesday, oil prices surged with the U.S. crude hitting the highest settlement since May after being fuelled by robust economic data from the United States and China and mounting concern about supply disruption from Iran.
Brent crude jumped $5 in late activity and Tuesday’s gains on the first day of trading in the New Year [...]
January 3rd, 2012 admin Recently, ministers of the eurozone agreed to boost IMF resources by 150 billion euros to ward off the debt crisis and won support for more money from EU allies. However, it was still not clear if the bloc would reach its 200 billion euro target after Britain bowed out.
European Union finance ministers said currency zone [...]
Posted in Reviews Tags: currency zone, debt crisis, eurozone, financial stability, IMF, International Monetary Fund No Comments » December 3rd, 2011 admin The owner of the Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune newspapers, Tribune Co (TRBCQ.PK), has filed a third reorganization plan with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware.
The company said the plan has the backing of its co-proponents, the Unsecured Creditors Committee, Oaktree Capital Management, L.P., Angelo, Gordon & Co, L.P., and JP Morgan Chase Bank.
From [...]
Posted in Reviews Tags: bankruptcy, Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, newspapers, reorganization plan No Comments » November 29th, 2011 admin Mandatory appointments of outside directors on boards of large firms would be proposed by a Japanese government panel in the hope of averting the kind of accounting scandal that has engulfed Olympus Corp.
Tin the hope of averting the kind of accounting scandal that has engulfed Olympus Corp, experts said.
From in.finance.yahoo.com:
The British ex-CEO of Olympus, Michael [...]
Posted in Reviews Tags: accounting scandal, acquisition payments, management style, Olympus No Comments » November 27th, 2011 admin On Friday, shares in retailers jumped after the government moved to open up the supermarket sector to global giants, a move that prompted a flurry of investments and tie-up opportunities for local players.
On Thursday, the Indian government 51 percent foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail, paving the entry of international firms such as Wal-Mart, Tesco, [...]
Posted in Reviews Tags: Carrefour, foreign direct investment, foreign retailers, supermarket, Tesco No Comments » November 26th, 2011 admin In the latest target of Chief Executive Larry Page’s moves to focus the Internet giant on fewer efforts, Google Inc has abandoned an ambitious project to make renewable energy cheaper than coal.
On Tuesday, Google said it was pulling the plug on seven projects, including Renewable Energy Cheaper than Coal as well as a Wikipedia-like online [...]
Posted in Reviews Tags: encyclopedia, Google, Internet search company, KnolFacebook, Larry Page, renewable energy, Wikipedia No Comments » November 5th, 2011 admin Two top Federal Reserve officials are arguing the central bank should consider resuming controversial large-scale mortgage bond purchases for supporting a fragile economic recovery.
Fed Governor Tarullo, in his first speech explicitly on the economic outlook since joining the Fed in 2009, on Thursday said there was “ample room” for policymakers to do more. Tarullo said [...]
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