US stocks rose last Friday as investors were hopeful for the government to reach an agreement over the weekend to end the partial deadlock of the US government.
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Federal funding uncertain, US states look to pay for programs
As the US partial shutdown now on its eleventh day, states were confronted into choosing between putting their own funds for federal programs or letting vital services lapse.
Consol Energy's share values increase to its highest in two months
Consol Energy's 'all options' review help share values increase. The largest US coal production company in terms of market value, Consol Energy Inc.
AlphaMetrix has 'significant cash flow' issues
Community pool operator AlphaMetrix Group LLC recently fired its CFO as it grapples with liabilities far greater than its liquid assets.
G20 urges US to end deadlock and avoid debt default
Finance officials from the largest economies in the world had urged the US to avoid a possible devastating debt default last Friday, said a report from Reuters.
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Brazilian antitrust regulators had been investigating Google over alleged anticompetitive practices by Microsoft Corp and Brazilian rivals.
In choosing Dubai, the Jeddah based Islamic Development Bank is ensuring the success of its first ever sukuk issue in the Middle East.
Dobrolet means 'good flier' to help it navigate the competition in the cut throat budget airlines business.
The Carlyle Group obtained approval from the Southwark Council Strategic Planning Committee for the South Bank development project.
In a move set to gain further foothold in the Chinese financial services sector, Alipay's parent company purchases asset manager.
After its review under the Global Financial Stability Report study, Italy, Spain and Portugal stand to be financially distressed because of their exposure to possible loan defaults from corporations.
Jet Airways and Etihad Airlines literally went through the proverbial eye of the needle, through the eye of the storm and weathered a broken camel's back to finalize its deal.
Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zaidan had been kidnapped by a revolutionary group from Tripoli and was taken at dawn into an unknown destination, said a Bloomberg report.
US President Barack Obama directed government lawyers to find an immediate way to resume payments for the families of killed soldiers in Afghanistan, said a Reuters report.
