German opposition leader slammed Chancellor Merkel for not telling taxpayers that they will not be "excluded in any way" if the writeoffs continue.
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IFC defies bearishness in Brazil, invests US$2 billion
The IFC had invested US$2 billion in Brazil amid sluggish economic growth and large demonstrations in the country.
Dunedin raises GBP300 million for buyout fund.
Dunedin successfully raised GBP50 million more from their original target of GBP250 million for its latest buyout fund.
Currency options allow flexibility unlike stop loss
While the regular safety net is a stop loss, now currency options provide more flexibility. When trading foreign currency without the use of a safety measure, an example of which is a stop loss mechanism, is considered as financial suicide.
Swiss central bank says franc ceiling to remain
Swiss National Bank keeps its franc ceiling of 1.20. The Swiss National Bank (SNB) will maintain the franc ceiling of 1. 20 against the euro. The SNB imposed the ceiling on the franc in September of 2011 which allowed it to stockpile foreign-currency reserves that is equivalent to 75% of Switzerland's annual economic output.
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VF Corp. drops its bid to acquire Billabong, Australia's most popular surfing brand, saying that the asking price was too much.
China discards lending rates to allow financing institutions more freedom in packaging their lending rates.
The German government may be divesting its interest in Germany's second largest lender within the year.
Dell Inc.'s stocks fell at US $12.88 on Wednesday, the lowest since July 5.
Dell Inc. stocks dropped to the lowest level on Wednesday since July 5.
A Samsung-FBI deal was coming to an emminent close, said sources. Samsung neared the closing of a deal with the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
The production of next-gen Chevrolet Cruze will be delayed by a year after sources familiar with the deal said that it's more likely to start in December 2015.
The shares of General Electric have reached its highest level since the financial crisis of 2008. General Electric (GE) shares were at their highest level since 2008.
The credit rating of “AAA” of the US was affirmed by Moody. Moody's Investor Services affirmed the United States' credit rating of AAA. The main reason for the affirmation was a shrinking budget deficit.
Spanish lender BBVA agrees to sell its Panama unit for US $646 million in favor of Colombia’s second biggest banking conglomerate.
