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Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im Bank) president and chairman Philip Merrill provided a positive assessment of Eastern Europe's investment climate and told business, financial, and government leaders meeting in Bucharest, Romania, that Ex-Im Bank is committed to financing...
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A survey conducted on the Better Payment Practice Group (BPPG) website during September showed that solicitors are the most popular…
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The small-and medium-sized enterprise (SME) manufacturing sector recorded its highest levels of business activity and new orders since the end…
The state-run credit insurance company Lietuvos Eksporto ir Importo Draudimas (LEID), the Lithuanian Export-Import Insurance Company, is to be sold…
Britain faces tougher times throughout the coming decade, Mervyn King warned on Tuesday night in his first speech since taking…
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The Russian Central Bank and Finance Ministry plan to recommend audit firms for International Accounting Standard (IAS) reports, Central Bank…
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The government yesterday approved a strategy for adopting the euro in 2009 or 2010. The prerequisites for the transfer to…
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Government proposals for corporation tax reforms will affect every company in the country and small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs)…
Kursad Tuzmen, the State minister responsible for foreign trade, expects exports to reach $45bn and imports to stand at $64bn-$65bn…
The Korea Federation of Small and Medium Business said on Monday (13 October) that it has formulated an arrangement with…
Fortis Bank has signed two new “multi-sourcing” framework agreements of Ђ50 million each with Vietindebank and Vietcombank. These agreements were…
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ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) Hong Kong is holding a series of free seminars and talks to be…
Mexico's 16 factoring companies reported consolidated net income of 101 million pesos (US$9.03m) during the second quarter 2003, up 28.7%…