Dubai index dips 3.57 per cent as real estate stocks slip Gulf News | Dubai: Dubai Financial Market index fell 3.57 per cent on Sunday as market saw losses led by real estate stocks. The market closed at 1,756.16. | Emaar fell 7.14 per cent to Dh2.64, its highest fall in the past month, after its announcement of closing Algerian office. The stock declined 12.77 per ...
German FinMin rules out tax hikes, slams opposition The Guardian * German FinMin rules out tax hikes over next two years * Criticises conservatives' tax cut plans By Sarah Marsh BERLIN, July 5 (Reuters) - German Finance Minister Peer Steinbrueck this weekend ruled out tax hikes over the next two years, as they could damage demand, but also slammed plans by the co...
Make-or-break summit as G8 gamble on climate and economy The Australian | THE G8 summit of world leaders in Italy this week has turned into a high-risk gamble that will shape the success or failure of both the Copenhagen climate change conference and agreement on a global path out of the economic crisis. | Just four days...
RBA expected to hold rates amid inflation fears The Australian | THE Reserve Bank is expected to keep the official cash rate at 3 per cent tomorrow, against a backdrop of rising unemployment but more positive forecasts that the Australian economy will avoid a deep growth contraction. | Interest rate markets are ...
Nomura breaks into Saudi investment banking market Yahoo Daily News | RIYADH (AFP) – Japanese giant Nomura said on Sunday it had launched investment banking operations in Saudi Arabia, becoming the first Asian securities firm to break into the lucrative, rapidly growing market. | The move came after the company...
Obama Plan Could Trim Back Financial Powerhouses CBS News Obama's Financial Rules Could Mean Fewer Giant Financial Powerhouses _ Those Too Big To Fail | Font size Print E-mail Share 0 Comments (AP) They are the biggest of the big _ the Citigroups, the Goldman Sachses, the AIGs and other financial behemoths....
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Tasty and cheap, but ... The Columbus Dispatch izza, tater tots, hot dogs and tacos are on school lunch menus even though those kid-friendly staples might not be the most healthful choices. | One reason: Kids like them. Another...
Small alterations in food purchases could mean big savings The News Tribune | How we feed ourselves has a huge effect on how much cash we keep in our wallets. That's why supermarket-savings advice is ubiquitous in the era of new frugality. | The average Am...
Educate yourself on bank fees before going abroad The News Tribune | While traveling in Peru for several months, I have been using my ATM card. No fees were ever disclosed. I have since learned that I have been charged an international transaction...
Marissa's Articles The Examiner Showing: Most recent articles Every day is Independence Day for entrepreneurs Saturday, July 4th, 2009 · 2 comments "That's it Patrick!! We have to become Entrepreneurs!!" "SpongeBob, is that gonna hurt??" Ent...
Catherine's Articles The Examiner Showing: Most recent articles Should I plan my wedding for the 4th of July? Saturday, July 4th, 2009 For many people, the 4th of July is actually a very romantic holiday. Crowds of suntanned bodies celebrating in summer sun, delicious.....
Miriam's Articles The Examiner Showing: Most recent articles Booda Bones wheat-free chews are good for canine teeth Sunday, July 5th, 2009 Dogs need their teeth maintained in order to remain healthy throughout their lives. This is accomplished in several ways: Regular brushing and...
A Subdued Trading Day in Asia and Europe The New York Times | Asian shares closed mixed and European shares were essentially flat Friday after unemployment reports released the day before reinforced the idea that a recovery was still a ways off. | Friday's declines were more muted than those on Wall Street and in Europe on Thursday, but they illustrated the same point: That a pullback after a three-month ra...
Budget may provide for recapitalisation of public sector banks The Times Of India | Text: NEW DELHI: Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee may announce on Monday recapitalisation of public sector banks to help them meet the credit demand of productive sectors, especially those hit hard by the global financial meltdown. | He had given an indication to this effect in his address to...
