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BOC plans to set up more sub-branches in Europe
Bank of China (BOC) is planning to set up more branches in Europe to facilitate the business of Chinese investors on the debt-stricken continent, BOC chairman Xiao Gang has said. The bank's European headquarters, established in Luxembourg in 1991,
Tags: Luxembourg, European Union, BOC, Xiao Gang, China National Petroleum Corp., financial center, Luxemburg, Business Finance, Offshore financial centre
Canadian bank's stress-test pro talks Europe
What happens if the euro zone unravels with Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain all leaving at the same time as political gridlock drives the U.S. off a fiscal cliff? What if China was no longer willing to fund the U.S. deficit and there was a
Tags: European Union, European Central Bank, Greece, Canada, U.S, Greek, Portugal, euro zone, Portuguese, toronto
Europe debt crisis dragging world economies down
The Eurozone debt crisis is intensifying a global slowdown, with new signs that even powerhouse Germany may be faltering, adding to worries about China and other major pillars of economic growth. Analysts worry that economies and markets now are so
Tags: Eurozone, European, debt crisis, European Union, European Commission, European Investment Bank, U.S. International Trade Commission, political-news, politic, China
IIF says Greece exit would 'destabilise' world economy
The head of the global banking lobby which handled the private debt write-off for Greece warned on Friday that if the country leaves the eurozone, the world economy would suffer badly. The head of the Institute of International Finance (IIF), Charles
Tags: Eurozone, Greece, Charles Dallara, Spain, European Union, European Central Bank, world economy, Italy, Milan, savings bank
The debate: Has the European experiment failed?
Mr. Ferguson takes no joy in the fact that he essentially predicted the euro zone's current crisis 10 years ago. There is no great merit in just saying I told you so, he says. An academic who holds posts at Harvard, Stanford and Oxford, he has just
Tags: European Union, United States of Europe, Mr. Ferguson, europeans experience, Mandelson, Lord Mandelson, Belgium, Brussels, Politics of the European Union, Peter Mandelson
EU takes action against Argentina at WTO
The European Union on Friday filed a suit with the World Trade Organization against Argentina, claiming the South American country stifles imports to protect its own industry. The EU, the world's largest trading bloc, said that
Tags: Argentina, Repsol, European Union, WTO, YPF, eu trade, Belgium, Brussels, Repsol YPF
“Economic and Development Co-operation (EDC) is the cornerstone of the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA)” Amb.Sezibera.
Fri, May 25th, 2012 Economic and Development Co-operation (EDC) is the cornerstone of the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) Amb.Sezibera.
Tags: EAC-EU, EAC Council of Ministers, EAC Industrialization Plan, Secretary General, EPA, Amb Sezibera, East African Legislative Assembly, House, European Parliament, European Union
EU challenges Argentina trade restrictions at WTO
The European Union is challenging Argentina before the World Trade Organization with claims the South American nations stifles imports to protect its own industry. The EU, the world's largest trading bloc, said Friday that Argentina's recent move to
Tags: Argentina, European Union, WTO, Belgium, Brussels, Repsol YPF, Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales, international trade, World Trade Organization
Moody's downgrades three Scandinavian banks
Something is rotten in the state of Sweden, as Moody's has downgraded the country's Nordea Bank and Svenska Handelsbanken, while Norway's DNB Bank has also seen its debt rating cut. Nordea's and Handelsbanken's ratings were cut one notch to Aa3 from
Tags: Moody, European Union, Swedish, Sweden, Stockholm, Bond credit rating, finance, Business Finance, Nordea
Africa: Time to Recall the Land Grabbers
Right Livelihood Award, often referred to as the 'Alternative Nobel Prize', at the Swedish Parliament in Stockholm...Three weeks ago, on the 16th of November, Cristian Ferreyra was shot dead by two masked men in front of his house and his family.
Tags: land grabbing, Food systems, Food Sovereignty, European Union, Swedish Parliament, rural communities, Ethiopian, signed away, MOCASE Via Campesina, local market
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