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Bafin Finds German Bank Directors Not Involved in Interest Rate Manipulation

Bafin, the German financial markets watchdog, clears German Bank directors of any wrongdoing. Bafin, the German financial market regulator, have not come up with any proof that the directors of the German Bank are behind the manipulation of the standard interest rates, according to a top official of Bafin that the Wall Street Journal Deutschland had spoken with over the weekend.


Saudi Arabia Housing Minister Says Unused Land May be Confiscated

In a move to help local Saudis, unused residential and military lands may be confiscated for that purpose.

Youku Sees Original Mobile Content to be Profitable

Youku views mobile content as platform for profits for the firm. China's largest online video company, Youku Tudou Inc. , claims that original programming and a drive into mobile content will support the company as it looks into posting its first profit since its initial public offering in 2010.

Greece Required to Pass Reform Laws before Bailout Tranche Released

Greek Finance Minister urged the legislative body to pass the reform measures required as a precondition to the release of the Eur2.8 billion tranche of bailout funds for the country.


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