Century old Bank of Hiawassee shutteredThe FDIC entered into a purchase and assumption agreement with Citizens South Bank, Gastonia, North Carolina, to assume all of the deposits of Bank of... | |
10 branches of Appalachian Community Bank closeAppalachian Community Bank with $1.01 billion in assets has been unable to stay... |
State Bank of Aurora in Minnesota founded in 1906 is shut downThe bank which first opened its doors on January 1st 1906, closed for the last time on March 19th... |
Merchandising a growing source of revenue for airlinesAirlines across the globe are looking for new ways to enhance revenue... |
First bank failure of year for AlabamaThe FDIC will lose $38.3 million as a result of the bank's... |
Advanta Bank in Utah with $1.5 billion in deposits closesThe FDIC has taken charge of the Advanta Bank Corp., in Draper,... |
Hong Kong rental market improves as supply contractsRents are up in Hong Kong as the number of new properties coming on to the market... |
Century Security Bank one of 3 Georgia banks terminatedThe FDIC has been named receiver of the failed... |
Ohio loses American National Bank of ParmaThe National Bank and Trust Company, Wilmington, Ohio will assume the deposits of American National... |
| Transportation Chief To Visit Japan This Summer To Talk To Toyota Executives About Safety WASHINGTON - Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood says he'll go to Japan this summer for talks with Toyota executives about the sudden acceleration problem plaguing some Toyotas. LaHood also says... |
| Democrat Says Medicare Dispute Resolved As House Leaders Solidify Support For Health Bill WASHINGTON - A group of lawmakers had threatened to oppose President Barack Obama's health overhaul bill because of a dispute over Medicare payments to some doctors and hospitals. But the group's... |
| Lawmakers Wnt To Limit Txt Msgs And E-mails By EVELYN NIEVESASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER SAN FRANCISCO -- Open government in the heart of Silicon Valley is starting to mean turn off, tune out, power down. When the San Jose City Council meets... |
| Microsoft Speeds Up App Development With Free Tools CHENNAI: Microsoft has opened up a suite of software tools for the international developers, free, for them to write applications and games for its Windows Phone 7 series of mobile devices that are... |
| Oil India, Indian Oil Said To Have Made Gulfsands Rejected Bid March 21 (Bloomberg) -- Oil India Ltd. and Indian Oil Corp. jointly made the bid for Gulfsands Petroleum Plc that the U.K. company with assets in Syria and the Gulf of Mexico rejected last week,... |
| Teen Arrested Racial Announcement At Wal-mart (CNN) -- Police in New Jersey arrested a teenager in connection with a public-address-system announcement telling "all blacks" to leave a Wal-Mart store, a police spokesman... |
| Update: Bernanke: 'unconscionable' To Allow 'too Big To Fail' Firms (Updates with additional comments.) ORLANDO, Fla. -(Dow Jones)- U.S. policy makers need to address the existence of "too big to fail" financial firms, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said... |
| House Rules Committee Begins Debate On Health-care Bill WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- A key house panel began a crucial hearing Saturday morning as Democratic advocates and Republican opponents to sweeping health-care legislation prepared the bill for a... |
| Market Snapshot: U.s. Stocks May Let China, Global Rates Set Tone U.S. stock investors, having just pocketed three weeks of gains, may look overseas for reasons to add to their bets in the coming week -- or take some money off the table. Domestic news, from... |
| Lehman Exec Letter Warned On Misleading Investors: Report ) executive warned months before the bank's collapse that senior management was potentially misleading investors and regulators about the value of the firm's assets, the Wall Street Journal reported... |
| Ore. Town Uses Geothermal Energy To Stay Warm When snow falls on this downtown of brick buildings and glass storefronts in southern Oregon, it piles up everywhere but the sidewalks. It's the first sign that this timber and ranching town is like... |
| Spotlight On Wal-mart Stores Inc. | More Choice Returns To Aisles Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world's largest retailer, is bringing back some products it had removed from shelves last year as shoppers turn to competitors for a wider selection of... |
| Red River’s Rise, Flooding May Be Slowed By Freezing Weather March 20 (Bloomberg) -- Fargo, North Dakota, where residents have built miles of clay and sandbag dikes, may be at lower risk of catastrophic flooding because of freezing weather that has slowed ice... |
| Palm Can Still Win: Here Are Five Things They Need To Do kept its word this week and disappointed investors with dismal 3Q results. Investors responded by slashing another 20% from the embattled company’s shares. The financial situation doesn’t... |
| Ex-imf Head Urges Insolvency Mechanism For States (Reuters) - An insolvency mechanism should be set up for nations that are unable to manage their debts, Horst Koehler, Germany's president and a former head of the International Monetary Fund, said... |
| Schaeuble Says Any Eu Aid Would Be For "most Extreme" Cases (Reuters) - German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said only the most extreme circumstances could justify a bailout of a European Union state from within the union, and any such aid would have to... |
| Correction: Cheese Championships Story In a story March 18 about the World Cheese Championships, The Associated Press, relying on information from the Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association, reported erroneously the top cheesemaker's surname.... |
| Stocks To Watch For Monday Decision day in China Search giant, enmeshed in censorship controversy with government, will unveil China plans on Monday and is expected to announce April departure... |
| Stocks To Watch: Stocks In Focus For Monday Decision day in China Search giant, enmeshed in censorship controversy with government, will unveil China plans on Monday and is expected to announce April departure... |
| Arrest In Racial Message At Wal-mart (CNN) -- Police in New Jersey have made an arrest in connection with a public address system announcement at a Wal-Mart store telling "all blacks" to... |
| European Stocks Climb For Third Week; Unicredit, Arriva Gain March 20 (Bloomberg) -- European stocks rose for a third straight week after Standard & Poor’s said it’s no longer planning an imminent downgrade of Greece’s debt and as the... |
| Bernanke: 'unconscionable' To Allow 'too Big To Fail' Firms ORLANDO, Fla. -(Dow Jones)- U.S. policy makers need to address the existence of "too big to fail" financial firms, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Saturday, calling the problem... |
| * Us Stocks May Pause After Pursuing 18-month Highs AFP, NEW YORK Sunday, Mar 21, 2010, Page 10 US stocks hit the highest level in more than a year the past week, buoyed by strong company earnings and a central bank decision to maintain ultra-low... |
| Capitalism's Insidious Tribal March | Eric Randolph Vedanta Resources Plc , confirmed that members of its corporate social responsibility team were attacked by unidentified individuals who set their jeep on fire and hospitalised two employees. As a... |
| U.s. Stocks Climb A Third Week As Fed Repeats Low-rate Pledge March 20 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks advanced, sending the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index to a third straight weekly gain, as the Federal Reserve said it will keep interest rates near zero to... |
| Arrest In Wal-mart 'all Black People' Case Shortly before 7 p.m., Sunday, a male voice came over the public-address system at a N.J. Wal-Mart story and calmly announced: "Attention Wal-Mart customers: All black people leave the store now."... |
| Fuel Rebate For Those Over 70 A quarter of a million people over 70 will get an £80 discount off their electricity bill this summer. To qualify they have to be on a very low income - getting the pension credit 'guarantee... |
| Investors Could Lose Their Homes Hundreds of elderly people could face the prospect of having to sell their homes after an investment marketed as medium risk went badly wrong.Some have lost as much as a quarter of million pounds... |
| India's Lupin Gets Tentative Fda Nod For Generic Insomnia Drug MUMBAI -(Dow Jones)- India's Lupin Ltd. (500257.BY) on Saturday said a subsidiary has received tentative approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to sell generic eszopiclone tablets... |
| Bernanke: Too Big To Fail A "pernicious" Problem U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke delivers his speech during the Independent Community Bankers of America convention in Orlando, Florida March 20,... |
| Bharti Board Approves $9 Billion Offer For Zain Africa: Report Exclusive talks between Bharti and Zain expire on March 25, marking the third time the Indian firm has tried to get its hands on a meaningful African business after two failed bids for South-Africa's... |
| Dubai Nakheel Woes May Help Islamic Finance In Time DUBAI (Reuters) - The trillion dollar Islamic finance industry is looking beyond the troubles of Dubai developer Nakheel NAKHD.UL at possible reforms that could help draw more interest from Western... |
| Saturday Interview: Facebook Canada's Louise Clements When Louise Clements was young, she remembers watching as her mother would sit down with other women from the neighbourhood for their morning cigarettes. As the women smoked, they would chat about... |
| Ten Years After The Dot-com Crash, Techs Lead Rebound "If we look at the winners from that era — the Amazons, the RIMs, the Apples — those are all companies that are trading higher than they were 10 years ago," strategist Peter Misek... |
| Canada's $56b Deficit Now A Model Of Fiscal Probity HONOLULU - My American friend Paul recently returned from the Olympics in Vancouver gushing about Canada, raving that the Games showed our country deserved its reputation as a decent, fair-minded... |
| Crapping Out At The Subprime Casino Divine Comedy on the inside—was overrun by thousands of white men in business casual now earning their living, one way or another, off subprime mortgages. Like all of Las Vegas, the Venetian was a... |
| Fed Chairman Bernanke Tries To Makes Case For Fed To Retain Role As Watchdog Of Smaller Banks WASHINGTON - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke made a fresh pitch Saturday to retain oversight of small banks, contending that what the Fed learns from that role helps it assess the overall... |
| Obama Presses Congress, Says Financial Reform Needed To Protect Consumers, Keep Banks Healthy WASHINGTON - The U.S. needs major changes to its financial system so consumers are better protected, banks fortified and the economy safeguarded from sliding into another Depression, President... |