European governments agreed to release aid for Greece worth Eur3 billion as they continued to seek for enough financial calm.
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TorreyCove names new vice president
Heidi Poon was hired as TorreyCove's new vice president. TorreyCove Capital Partners, a multinational private equity firm and real assets investment consultancy company, announced today that it hired Heidi Poon for the position of vice president.
China to hand over audit documents to US regulators
China announced handing over audit documents of Chinese firms listed on the US stock exchanges to the United States regulators.
CEO says Fiat might move Alfa Romeo production out of Italy
The absence of clear labor policies would prompt Fiat to move the production of Alfa Romeo outside of Italy.
WSJ: JPMorgan review finds errors in debt collection lawsuits
After conducting reviews, JPMorgan found out that it had made about 9% mistakes in more than 1000 lawsuits filed against non-payment of its credit card holders.
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The President of Cyprus announced several new rules giving investors new incentives. In a statement released today, the President of the Republic of Cyprus announced that more incentives will be given to investors who wish to take a chance on the Cypriot market.
Mylan’s acquisition of a unit at Strides Arcolab Ltd announced July 8 was deferred by Indian regulators.
The U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer has supported tougher rules for the banking industry George Osborne, U. K. Chancellor of the Exchequer, has supported tougher rules for the banking industry.
Trustees will gain control over Ma' ariv if Shlomo Ben-Tzvi decides to stop backing the newspaper.
Standard & Poor downgraded SoftBank because of the financial risks it took in buying Sprint. Standard & Poor cut SoftBank Corp's debt rating to two levels to "junk" status.
The Philippines NEDA Director said that the administration will be easing its restrictions on foreign investments.
Synagro Technologies and its main stockholders agreed to sell the company to EQT Infrastructure II through a plan of reorganization.
Greece was expected to receive Eur8.1 billion from Euro-area finance ministers. Euro-area finance ministers were expected to approve Greece's newest disbursement of bailout assistance.
The European Union and the United States begun their talks about world's largest trade and investment relationship.
