Stocks Tumble as Recovery Concerns Weigh; China Surplus Up Less Than Expected
Stocks are off sharply at mid-day with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down more than 100 points, extending the longest slump in eight years, notes Bloomberg, as investors worry over the
Source: Nasdaq
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Muted quarterly growth expected
Dubai: Regulatory tightening of the retail banking business combined with slow loan growth to the private sector is expected to result in muted earnings growth in the UAE banking sector in the second...
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U.S. Stocks Pare Advance on Concern Debt-Ceiling Deal Will Fail
U.S. stocks pared gains, almost erasing a 164-point rally in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, after the Associated Press reported that House Speaker John Boehner said it’s a “crapshoot” whether...
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Shock US job figures threaten recovery hopes
US companies added just 18,000 jobs in June, the US Labor Department said, well below the consensus forecast of 90,000 to 120,000 US employers hired the fewest workers in nearly two years last month,...
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Asian Stocks Drop on Debt-Contagion Concerns as Financials Fall
Asian stocks fell, with the regional benchmark index heading for the biggest two-day loss since March 15, after U.S. lawmakers failed to agree on cutting the deficit and concern increased that Greece’s...
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Romil Bahl: How I made a fortune in the recovery position
Procurement isn't a concept to get the pulse racing. But in a world of tightened purse strings, weeding out waste in the supply chain is near the top of many businesses' priorities for getting through...
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Confusion Lingers in the M&A Industry; Patten Training & Review Addresses Concerns Regarding How Man
The FINRA issued "Investment Banking Representative" registration category and Series 79 have thrown yet another curveball to the investment banking industry.
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County schools expected to lose $70M in 2 years
The school finance bill is estimated to cut $70.5 million of state funding to the countys public and charter schools during the next two years.