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Speaking after the ECB held key interest rates steady at 2 per cent, Wim Duisenberg, European Central Bank (ECB) president, said the bank had already made a "significant" contribution to fostering economic growth with recent cuts. Adopting a hawkish stance,...
Crestmark Bank has introduced Tim R. Bruckner as a new vice president (VP) and regional manager. Bruckner will be working…
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After a meeting of the Thai competitiveness development committee on 10 July government spokesman, Sita Divari, said that the committee…
Euro Sales Finance (Euro Sales) has just completed an invoice discounting deal with Ultralife Batteries (UK) Limited to help them…
The Bank of England today (10 July) cut rates by a quarter point to 3.5 per cent, their lowest level…
Exports are predicted to slump by an unprecedented Ђ18.7 billion this year because of the strength of the euro, the…
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More than two years after clamping their wallets shut, American businesses have begun to boost spending again on facilities and…
Former Premier Vincent Siew will make several proposals to President Chen Shui-bian today, with the focus on economic and financial…
Representatives of the Serbian Ministry of Economy and Privatisation (SMEP) and the European Commission (EC) talked on Wednesday (9 July)…
The International Factoring Association (IFA) has announced the names of the new Board of Directors for 2003-2004, which includes four…
Thailand's key stock index has jumped 18% in a month. South Korea's Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. expects ship orders to…
The UK government’s Export Credit Guarantee Department (ECGD) is pleased to announce the renewal of pre-approved cover limits on Iranian…
In PwC's global survey of chief executives, released today, financial services companies reported more incidents of fraud than those from…
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