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Even amid a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation, Miami leaders and financial experts say the city appears to be in position to issue bonds to bankroll key public works projects.
U.S. Secretary of State warns U.S. will back down on financing pledge unless China, others commit to transparency in reporting greenhouse gas emissions
The President’s decisions in Copenhagen will hit home for the people of Greene County, Pa., the heart of coal country. His success depends on convincing them
Became a powerful behind-the-scenes influence on the family business who led two investor revolts
The Federal Reserve decides to keep US interest rates on hold at between 0% and 0.25%, as widely expected.
BA boss Willie Walsh is meeting union leaders to try to resolve the dispute behind a planned strike by cabin crew.
France says that it plans to follow the UK and introduce a one-off 50% tax on bonuses paid out to bankers in 2010.
Cheques will be phased out by October 2018, but only if adequate alternatives are found, the Payments Council says.
Intel, the world’s biggest chip maker, is being sued by US authorities, accused of anti-competitive measures.
Microsoft reaches agreement with European Union anti-trust regulators to allow European users a choice of browsers.