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Japanese anxious on economy after grim reports

TOKYO - Even by the standards of a country that has spent 20 years fretting about its economy, these are especially worrisome times in Japan. Several recent benchmarks - a succession of bad and worse news - have prompted calls for rare government intervention.

Japan - Asia - Arts and Entertainment - Social Sciences - History

StreetFinance 8/26/2010 11:53:00 AM

Political Economy: Jobless claims fall, but not enough

Weekly unemployment claims declined Thursday for the first time in a month, but did not fall steeply enough to alleviate ongoing concern about the nation's economic recovery.

Jobless claims - Social Sciences - Economics - Unemployment - Politics

StreetFinance 8/26/2010 9:53:29 AM

Five Ways To Freeze Out Uncle Sam

For those who dare to think ahead, today's down market and low interest rates offer great tax saving opportunities.

Forbes 8/26/2010 12:40:00 AM

As economy slows and Fed voices conflict, markets look to Bernanke for guidance

With the housing market retreating, unemployment lingering and top officials at the Federal Reserve in open disagreement over what to do, Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke is under rising pressure to offer solutions in an address Friday that is likely to be his most important since the end of the fina...

Ben Bernanke - Federal Reserve System - Social Sciences - United States - Asia

StreetFinance 8/25/2010 11:02:01 PM

New-home sales hit a 40-year low

Sales of newly built homes dropped to their lowest level since the government started tracking the numbers more than four decades ago, with demand for home purchases down in all four regions of the country.

Business - Marketing and Advertising - Salesmanship - Tax credit - Real Estate

StreetFinance 8/25/2010 9:07:03 PM

SEC gives shareholders more power to nominate board directors

For years, the nation's largest companies - from FedEx and Macy's to AT&T and IBM - have opposed proposed federal rules that would make it easier for shareholders to oust directors on corporate boards. These industry giants have said that the proposed rules would be costly and hurt average in...

Business - U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission - Board of directors - United States - Institutional investor

StreetFinance 8/25/2010 8:58:01 PM

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Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Fight for survival threatens company rules
By steve @ 7:46 AM :: 214 Views ::

Many Swiss workers would be prepared to turn a blind eye to fraudulent behaviour to keep their firms afloat during the economic storm, a survey has fo...

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Credit Suisse to recover writedowns over time: chairman
By racloaz @ 4:25 PM :: 391 Views ::

GENEVA (AFP) — The head of Credit Suisse said on Friday that the bank did not need fresh funds and aimed to recover billions of Swiss francs in subprime-related writedowns on its own.

On Thursday, Credit Suisse said it switched into the red for the first quarter with net loss of 2.148 billion Swiss francs (1.330 billion euros, 2.11 billion dollars) and writedowns of 5.847 billion Swiss francs.

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

How not to run an investment bank
By racloaz @ 4:22 PM :: 345 Views ::

After $37bn of writedowns, a share price collapse of as much as 70%, the departure of its chairman and chief executive, and thousands of job losses, there is not a lot to smile about at UBS. But the Swiss bank’s excoriating report last week into its catastrophic failures in the past three years provides a glimmer of hope – not only to UBS but also to the rest of the financial markets.

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Swiss Financial Services Group: Hedging Its Bets Against Data Loss
By racloaz @ 4:15 PM :: 1014 Views ::

:: Stock, Internet Financing, China Education, Private Equity, Fund Management, Corporate Finance

Swiss Financial Services Group: Hedging Its Bets Against Data Loss...

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Another Swiss miss at UBS
By racloaz @ 4:14 PM :: 1015 Views ::

:: Stock, Internet Financing, China Education, Private Equity, Fund Management, Corporate Finance

Investors shrug off a $19 billion writedown and other ominous signs as strong demand for a Lehman stock sale boosts Wall Street...

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