TOP 100 FINANCIAL SITES
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| Dagong raps SEC denial, considers legal action SHANGHAI (MarketWatch) -- Chinese rating agency Dagong Global Credit Rating Co. called the Securities and Exchange Commission's recent denial of its application as an officially recognized bond rater in the U.S. discriminatory and said it considers taking legal action against the agency. feeds.marketwatch.com |
Treasury announces sale of Citigroup shares By MARTIN CRUTSINGER 2010-09-29T14:19:09ZWASHINGTON (AP) -- The government said Wednesday it is starting to sell $2.2 billion in trust preferred shares that it holds in Citigroup, another move to recoup the costs incurred in the $700 billion financial bailout.... hosted.ap.org |
LVMH closes in on 17pc stake in Hermes Luxury goods group finalising deal at a 50pc discount, in a move likely to increase talk of a sale of its champagne business to fund a full takeover. telegraph.co.uk |
P&G increasing sales with big brands, new products By DAN SEWELL 2010-10-27T16:30:27ZCINCINNATI (AP) -- Procter & Gamble Co. is slowly luring back budget-battered consumers to its big brands, while attracting new buyers around the globe by getting more products into emerging markets such as India and China.... hosted.ap.org |
Ireland's bailout boosts banks, inflames taxpayers DUBLIN (AP) -- Ireland's international bailout boosted its bank stocks Monday but outraged many hard-pressed taxpayers, who questioned why the government's pension reserves must be ravaged as part of a deal that burdens the whole country with the mistakes of a rich elite.... hosted.ap.org |