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Analysis: Bank woes could stymie France's recovery

A French banking system shaken by a crisis of confidence and hobbled by the need to deleverage and write down assets could choke off credit to consumers and businesses and shatter France's fragile recovery.
Sep 18, 2011

Bernanke, Europe hold key to rally

Wall Street hopes for more Fed action and clear signs European leaders will follow through on their new urgency to tackle the euro zone debt crisis if U.S. stocks are to build on their best week since early July.
Sep 18, 2011

Pakistan will not seek new IMF program:finance ministry official

Pakistan will not seek a new International Monetary Fund programme, nor will it ask for an extension of the current one due to end on September 30, because it has no balance of payments crisis and has enough foreign exchange reserves, a finance ministry official told Reuters on Sunday.
Sep 18, 2011

Pakistan won't seek new IMF program - official

Pakistan will not seek a new IMF loan program or ask for an extension when its existing loan package ends on September 30, because it has no balance of payments crisis and has enough foreign exchange reserves, a finance ministry official told Reuters on Sunday.
Sep 18, 2011

Exclusive: China company structure under threat

China's securities regulator is asking the government to clamp down on the controversial corporate structure used by companies such as Sina and Baidu to list overseas, and employed in thousands of other investments by foreigners into domestic Chinese companies, four legal sources told Reuters.
Sep 18, 2011

UBS details rogue trades that lost bank $2.3 billion

Swiss bank UBS on Sunday increased the amount it said it had lost on rogue trades to $2.3 billion and gave details of how a trader concealed his risk exposure by creating fictitious positions in its systems.
Sep 18, 2011

Google preparing for Senate hearing

Google's Eric Schmidt, the online search giant's point man for all things Washington, goes before a Senate panel this week to argue the company is not a rival-abusing bully, but in fact is struggling to stay on top.
Sep 18, 2011

Fed tested on too big to fail in merger review

Consumer groups will try to convince the Federal Reserve this week that rubber stamping the Capital One Financial Corp takeover of ING Groep NV's online banking unit would prove that too big to fail is alive and well.
Sep 18, 2011

Swiss parliament may block U.S. tax deal: report

Political opponents could block a compromise between Switzerland and U.S. tax authorities that would settle a dispute on untaxed money in Swiss accounts once and for all, newspapers reported on Sunday.
Sep 18, 2011

Exclusive: Popular China company structure under threat

China's securities regulator is asking the government to clamp down on the controversial corporate structure used by companies such as Sina and Baidu to list overseas, and employed in thousands of other investments by foreigners into domestic Chinese companies, four legal sources told Reuters.
Sep 18, 2011

UBS CEO says not considering stepping down: report

UBS Chief Executive Oswald Gruebel is not considering stepping down in the wake of the crisis provoked by a London trader suspected of causing a $2 billion loss for the bank, he told Swiss newspaper Der Sonntag on Sunday.
Sep 18, 2011

South Korea suspends 7 more ailing savings banks

South Korea's financial regulators on Sunday ordered the temporary closure of seven more savings banks as part of its efforts to prevent financial contagion in the country's volatile savings bank sector.
Sep 18, 2011

Honda eyeing first Russian car plant - Nikkei

Honda Motor <7267.T> plans to set up its first assembly plant in Russia, the Nikkei business daily reported on Sunday, as Japan's No.3 automaker looks to lift its competitiveness in the fast-growing auto market.
Sep 17, 2011

U.S. sports magnate charges against SEC unfounded: source

The internal watchdog at the Securities and Exchange Commission has concluded that the accusations of investigative misconduct against the enforcement division by Dallas Mavericks basketball team owner Mark Cuban have no merit, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Sep 17, 2011

Women directors shine at Toronto film festival

Madonna may have stolen the lion's share of the headlines, but there were plenty of films by women directors earning a lot of buzz at this year's Toronto International Film Festival, which draws to a close on Sunday.
Sep 17, 2011

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