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- rachel beck (San Francisco Chronicle)
Words: bank, financial, goldman, investors, credit
Topics: Wall Street, Citigroup, United States, Merrill Lynch, Bernard Madoff
- stephen bernard (eTaiwan News)
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Topics: Wall Street, Citigroup, Bank of America, Dow Jones, New York
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Topics: Wall Street, Barack Obama, Citigroup, Bernard Madoff, United States
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Articles Written by: ANDREW CLARK
At the end of the day, the regents have hardly done anything criminal. The situation is, in fact, exactly the opposite. The regents need to raise the money to make up for the lost state funding (almost $1.5 billion), lest the state eliminate even more ...
From ANDREW CLARK,
Politics Daily,
23 Nov 2009
US treasury secretary Timothy Geithner remains to be convinced about the viability of a Tobin tax in the US. Photograph: Gerald Herbert/AP
Advocates of a Tobin tax on financial transactions accept that any international levy would need US support and ...
The US chocolate company Hershey is considering an audacious go-it-alone attempt to buy the besieged Cadbury confectionery empire through a takeover offer of at least $17bn (£10.2bn) to edge out Kraft's £9.8bn hostile bid.
Sources close to the ...
From ANDREW CLARK,
The Observer,
20 Nov 2009
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) recently released a controversial report that showed traffic congestion around Toronto costs Canada $3.3-billion and that long commutes and air pollution hamper productivity. It suggests ...
From ANDREW CLARK,
Globe and Mail,
20 Nov 2009
Others are more enthusiastic. Susan Bross, an employee of 29 years' standing who works in the moulding room, says: "I say, 'Buy them'. We'd have ownership of the Cadbury products and that would be great. It's all about growth."
A Chocolate Kiss ...
The US government executed an emergency bailout of troubled AIG without sufficient planning, botching its initial $85bn (£50bn) effort to rescue the ailing business and further weakening the multinational insurer's financial position, according to a ...
Rupert Murdoch argues free newspaper websites is a 'flawed' business model Photograph: Saul Loeb/Getty Images
Rupert Murdoch's plans to impose fees for newspaper websites received a morale boost from research suggesting that as many as 48% of British ...
General Motors chief executive, Fritz Henderson, was pleased by GM's progress since emerging from bankruptcy protection. Photograph: Canadian Press/Rex Features
America's biggest car manufacturer, General Motors, has revealed a $1.2bn loss (£717.5m) ...
T here are two times when it is okay for my wife to drive our car: 1. I've had one of those evenings. The sort on which, well, let's just say I've exceeded my limit. The sort of night when, halfway through, I turn to her and make the kind of ...
From ANDREW CLARK,
Globe and Mail,
16 Nov 2009
Bernard Madoff is serving a 150-year sentence at a prison in North Carolina. Photograph: Stephen Chernin/Getty Images
Valuation has always been an elastic concept in anything touching Bernard Madoff. But even the notorious Wall Street fraudster might ...
