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Financial, Industrial Stocks Lead Canadian Market
Financial, Industrial Stocks Lead Canadian Market
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Financial Stocks: Financials rally on relief over August jobs report
The U.S. financial sector was set to end its solid week on a high note Friday as better-than-expected data fueled hopes the economic recovery isn’t being derailed.
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Financial Tech Emerging From Crisis Doldrums
ATM-makers NCR and Diebold and financial software and systems firms such as ACI Worldwide , Advent Software and Euronet Worldwide are all possible targets — most likely for cashed-up private equity, but also on the radar of technology giants seeking to offer clients one-stop shop solutions.
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Financial Services
Algeria’s financial system was largely insulated from the global downturn, with public banks holding more than 85% of assets and receipts from the oil and gas industry providing a vital cushion.
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Financial investments eased
Financial firms are no longer required to receive prior approval from the Financial Services Commission when they purchase shares in non-bank financial firms for investment purposes. Under existing laws, financial firms were required to receive the prior approval of the FSC to prevent them from gaining dominant control of non-financial firms. The FSC said yesterday that the procedure is no ...
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Financial Times Launches Paid-For Circulation Tracking
The Financial Times announced a new Print and Digital Paid-for Circulation measure, which calculates the total number of people who access paid-for FT content through global print and digital channels on a daily basis. The metric will be released every quarter alongside the publication's traditional print circulation data.
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Financial guru who worked in East Hanover is indicted
EAST HANOVER TWP. – A financial planner working for Prudential Insurance Co. of America’s West Essex Agency in East Hanover has been indicted for stealing more than $1.9 million from his clients, according the state Attorney General’s office.
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World stocks up ahead of key US jobs data
World stock markets rose Friday ahead of a U.S. jobs report that could help determine whether the Federal Reserve opts to introduce fresh measures to get the world's largest economy going again.
World stocks rise ahead of US employment report
World stock markets climbed as investors took heart from a slight improvement in U.S. economic indicators ahead of a crucial employment report due later Friday.
World Trade Center beams arrive in Tequesta in time for memorial event
World Trade Center beams arrive in Tequesta in time for memorial event
World first exhibit in Bendigo
A world premiere exhibition of wedding dresses is set to open in the regional city of Bendigo in 2011.
World Coaches: 'FINA Boss Violated Rules'
The World Swimming Coaches Association is to lodge an official complaint with the president of FINA over what it alleges to have been a 'flagrant violation' of rules by the executive director of the international federation, Cornel Marculescu
World trade expands 25% in first half of 2010 – WTO
The value of world merchandise trade rose around 25 percent in the first six months of 2010 up strongly from the same period of 2009. The surge in trade growth marks a continuation of the trend which started in the first quarter of the year, according to the World Trade Organization (WTO). World merchandise exports increased by about 7 percent in the second quarter of 2010, in comparison with ...
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