Archive for January 2010
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Argentina's central bank president resigned on Friday, saying it was time to move on after a messy leadership crisis at the bank that erupted over government plans to tap foreign reserves to pay debt. Martin
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US airlines are positioned for strong shareholder returns, but they remain "intensely vulnerable" to shocks from economic recession, volatile fuel prices or competition, the chief executive of US Airways Group Inc said on Friday. Speaking
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China will be "ready" to deal with the currency exchange rate issue when global partners are ready to end their stimulus packages, the deputy head of China's central bank said Saturday. Zhu Min said that
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Sweden forced a Russian billionaire out of Dutch carmaker Spyker on suspicion of shady dealings before allowing the group to take over Swedish-based Saab, a newspaper reported Saturday. Business daily Dagens Industri, quoting a government
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The European Union will tell Greece next week to take extra measures by May 15 to shore up its finances and cut a spiralling deficit, Greek newspaper Ta Nea said on Saturday, citing a draft
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Bill Clinton urged business chiefs to invest in Haiti this week - but concerns over security and administrative chaos cloud hopes of an foreign investment boom on the devastated island state. The former US president
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The southern Chinese sugar-producing region of Guangxi is suffering from a prolonged drought which has left almost a quarter of a million people without enough drinking water, state media said on Saturday. Mountainous areas in
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Toyota Motor Corp President Akio Toyoda apologised for the recall of millions of vehicles around the world, Japanese broadcaster NHK reported, as the deepening recall crisis threatened to further damage its sales and delay an
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US Treasury prices are expected to remain range-bound next week as investors await evidence of labour market recovery with the release of January payrolls data on Friday. Prior to the jobs data, the US Treasury's
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US Treasury prices are expected to remain range-bound next week as investors await evidence of labour market recovery with the release of January payrolls data on Friday. Prior to the jobs data, the US Treasury's
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