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Nov. 29 (Bloomberg) -- The United Arab Emirates’ central bank said it “stands behind” the country’s local and foreign banks, which face losses from Dubai World’s possible default, and offered them access to more money under a new facility.
Nov. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Japanese officials are more likely focused on the exchange rate of the yen versus China’s yuan rather than against the dollar, according to Citigroup Inc., citing the fact that China is Japan’s biggest trading partner.
Momentum is growing in the United States and abroad to deal with the problem of financial institutions deemed too big to fail by breaking them up so they're not so big in the first place.
Heading into the holiday season, even the occasional flier is taking to the skies. Though the airline industry continues to be fraught with problems, are there potential investment opportunities you may want to look into.
NEW YORK (AP) — Dubai's debt crisis rattled world financial markets Friday, raising concerns that some banks could further tighten lending and stall the global economic recovery.
As world markets absorbed the shock of Dubai's debt crisis, the ruler of the once-booming city-state left town for an important meeting in a desert palace. His hosts: the leaders of neighboring Abu Dhabi whose balance sheets are flush with oil revenue.
Developments in the Dubai debt situation are sure to influence trading in stocks next week, but economic data, especially the latest read on jobs, could end up taking center stage.
Sen. Bernard Sanders, I-Vt., is a member of the Senate Budget Committee. Rep. Maurice Hinchey, D-N.Y., is a member of the Joint Economic Committee. Send comments about this column to grad@northjersey.com.
Flushing college students with an interest in baseball have a new opportunity this summer to get their foot in the door with the New York Mets organization.
ATLANTA — Another fee is coming in the new year for airline and hotel customers — this time from your credit card company.
Nov. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Citigroup Inc., the bank owned 34 percent by the U.S. government, said it didn’t offer Brazil a stake in the company amid the credit crisis.
ATLANTA -- Another fee is coming in the new year for airline and hotel customers, this time from your credit card company. The message: Pay your bill on time or forfeit the miles or points you thought you earned for making purchases on your card that month.
Mistakes? Yeah, we've all made a few in stocks. Consider them tuition you pay for your investing education.
Reeling from losses in subprime mortgages, the banking giant is moving its chief to Hong Kong and seeking growth in China and other emerging markets.
WASHINGTON_ The Obama administration said Friday that it's carefully watching developments in a looming debt default by the Persian Gulf emirate of Dubai, whose efforts to fend off creditors sent stocks skidding in the United States and around the globe amid fears of new bank losses.
Denise Siegel walked to the sales clerk at Macy's, ready to buy a new suit for work, when she was given an option: Apply for a Macy's credit card and save upwards of 20 percent on the purchase.
