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Porsche to move on €5bn rights issue
Porsche SE is driving ahead with a €5 billion rights issue in an attempt to keep hopes of a merger with carmaker Volkswagen alive by paying off a chunk of its heavy debts.
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Fitch Rates Kentucky Turnpike Authority’s 3MM Economic Development Road Fund Revs ‘AA-’
Fitch Ratings has assigned an ‘AA-’ rating to the Kentucky Turnpike Authority’s bonds as follows:
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Speaker choice shows values of school, class
With graduation of the Class of 2011 this spring, Virginia Tech will honor and wave goodbye to the last undergrads who were in Blacksburg on April 16, 2007. Throughout their tenure, the university has placed an emphasis on confronting the tragedy head-on, and committing to those who supported the community in the wake of the shootings.
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‘People won’t buy my CD’
Bob Geldof takes a pragmatic view of his new album
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Emerging Stocks Post Biggest Weekly Advance Since November, Buoyed by U.S.
Emerging-market stocks rose, with the benchmark index set for its biggest weekly rally since November, as higher earnings and a drop in U.S. jobless claims fueled optimism the global economic recovery is intact.
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Portugal government likely to quit after opposition parties defeat its debt measures
Debt-stressed Portugal’s Parliament on Wednesday refused to endorse more austerity measures aimed at avoiding a bailout — a move that was likely to trigger the minority government’s resignation.
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Portugal government likely to quit after opposition parties defeat its debt measures
Debt-stressed Portugal’s Parliament on Wednesday refused to endorse more austerity measures aimed at avoiding a bailout — a move that was likely to trigger the minority government’s resignation.
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Bank Negara: Household debt at 12.5pct in 2010 on rebound in consumer sentiment
KUALA LUMPUR: Bank Negara Malaysia said the household debt level expanded at 12.5% in 2010 from 9.4% in 2009, due to financing for purchase of PROPERTIES [ ] and for personal use.
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April Fool’s Day! It’s Not: You’re Moving Back Home!
SACRAMENTO, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The young consumer advocates who founded the FoolProof Initiative released a video of the second annual FoolProof “Top 10” list today to kick off California Financial Literacy Month, April. This list is aimed squarely at young people under 30 who need to be smarter with their money. “Many young people in California live for the day when they move out on their …
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April Fool’s Day! It’s Not: You’re Moving Back Home!
The young consumer advocates who founded the FoolProof Initiative released a video of the second annual FoolProof “Top 10” list today to kick off California Financial Literacy Month, April.
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SENIOR MOMENT: Important numbers we need to know
Life was so much simpler in our early years when mothers reminded their teenage daughters to carry a dime in their penny loafers in case they needed to call home using a pay phone.
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For renters there’s never been a better time
Moneyville’s real estate series continues with a look at the rental market. If you’re hunting for a GTA apartment, you’re in the drivers seat with plenty of choice and incentives.
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Why fivers are so dirty
Have you got a fiver in your wallet or purse? Take a look at it — chances are that it will be markedly less pristine than its higher-denomination companions. The humble fiver has gone through many incarnations …
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Coolabi PLC – Final Results
Coolabi PLC – Final Results
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Who should pay off college credit-card debt?
Your college freshman has racked up a mound of credit card debt. Who should pay it off, and how?
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Familiar barriers slow Obama’s transparency drive
One government agency is still trying to find correspondence for a political reporter between federal officials there and prospective presidential candidates — from the 2008 election. Another censored 194 pages of internal e-mails about President Barack Obama’s new rules on open government. Another agreed to hand over records of travel expenses then changed its mind and refused to turn them …
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Familiar barriers slow Obama’s transparency drive
One government agency is still trying to find correspondence for a political reporter between federal officials there and prospective presidential candidates – from the 2008 election. Another censored 194 pages of internal e-mails about President Barack Obama’s new rules on open government. Another agreed to hand over records of travel expenses then changed its mind and refused to turn them over.
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Obama Transparency Drive Inhibited By Familiar Barriers
WASHINGTON — One government agency is still trying to find correspondence for a political reporter between federal officials there and prospective presidential candidates – from the 2008 election.
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£1.5bn saved in banks debt deal
Taxpayers were saved around £1.5 billion after Government moves to buy back debt in nationalised lenders Northern Rock Asset Management and Bradford & Bingley, the public spending watchdog has said.
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Entrepreneur David Ross set to sell Kandahar assets amid debt fears
Entrepreneur David Ross is preparing to draw a line under his Kandahar property venture by selling its assets.
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£1.5bn saved in banks debt deal
Taxpayers were saved around £1.5 billion after Government moves to buy back debt in nationalised lenders Northern Rock Asset Management and Bradford & Bingley, the public spending watchdog has said.
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