BoJ Governor Masaaki Shirakawa has vowed to keep monetary policy ultra-loose to support an economy hit hard by the March 11 earthquake. View full post on All Stories
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Japan vows fiscal reform, easy monetary policy at G20
April 16th, 2011 
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Comments OffCollective Bargaining Rights for Public Sector Unions?
March 19th, 2011 davidguide Union advocates see a political assault; critics say reform is necessary for fiscal health. View full post on All Stories
Posted in Lending News Tags: advocates, Collective, collective bargaining, fiscal health, political assault, Post, public sector unions, reform, Rights, sector, View Comments OffWorld Bank approves US$800 million loan
November 20th, 2010 davidguide The World Bank has approved two loans, totaling US$800 million, to support priority reform programs of the Indonesian government. View full post on All Stories
Posted in Lending News Tags: Approves, Bank, government, government view, indonesian government, Loan, Loans, Million, priority, reform, reform programs, US, US$800, View, world, world bank Comments OffSuu Kyi Still Seeks “Peaceful Resolution” To Reform In Burma
November 16th, 2010 davidguide AHN News Staff Yangon, Myanmar (AHN) – Just two days after the military rulers released pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi from house arrest after 15 years, the Nobel peace prize winner said that she is seeking peaceful revolution in Myanmar. In an interview with BBC at the National League for Democracy’s headquarters, she expressed [...]
Posted in Lending News Tags: american diplomat, aung san suu kyi, Burma, country, Democracy, Kyi, Larry Dinger, Lending, Minister Kevin Rudd, Myanmar, nobel peace prize, nobel peace prize winner, peace prize winner, Peaceful, Prime Minister David Cameron, reform, resolution, revolution, San, san suu kyi, Seeks, Still, Suu, true patriotism, United States, Velvet, Washington, Yangon Comments OffUS Bankruptcy Filings Up 14% – Highest Since 2005 Law Reform
November 10th, 2010 davidguide The highest number of non-business bankruptcy filings for a fiscal year since 2005, immediately prior to the rush that occured before the implementation of the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act in October 2006. View full post on All Stories
Posted in Lending News Tags: 2005, abuse, Bankruptcy, bankruptcy abuse prevention, bankruptcy abuse prevention and consumer protection act, business bankruptcy filings, consumer protection act, Filings, fiscal year, highest, implementation, number, occured, reform, rush, since, year Comments OffUpdate: French Parliament Passes Pension Reform Plan
October 28th, 2010 davidguide AHN News Staff Paris, France (AHN) – Despite weeks of strikes and protests across the nation, French lawmakers on Wednesday passed President Nicolas Sarkozy’s fiercely-contested pension reforms in the National Assembly. The law will increase the minimum retirement age to 62 years old. According to a presidential advisor, Sarkozy will publish the law in an [...]
Posted in Lending News Tags: age, eric woerth, France, francois fillion, French, french lawmakers, Law, Lending, Marisol Touraine, minimum retirement age, Minister Eric Woerth, nicolas sarkozy, November, Paris, Parliament, Passes, pension, Plan, President Nicolas Sarkozy, Prime Minister Francois Fillion, protest marches, reform, Retirement, Update Comments OffCorrected – Trichet says EU fiscal reform too weak for euro zone
October 23rd, 2010 davidguide (Corrects van Rompuy’s title)GYEONGJU, South Korea – European Central Bank President President Jean-Claude Trichet said on Saturday that new European Union fiscal rules pushed by France and Germany were too weak to safeguard the euro zone. View full post on All Stories
Posted in Lending News Tags: bank president, Corrected, Corrects, euro, euro zone, European, Fiscal, fiscal rules, France, Germany, gyeongju south korea, jean claude trichet, President, president president, reform, Rompuy, says, South Korea, Title, Trichet, van, weak, zone Comments OffFrench Senate Approves Controverisal Pension Reform Bill
October 23rd, 2010 davidguide Linda Young – AHN News Writer Paris, France (AHN) – The French Senate on Friday approved a controversial pension reform bill by a vote of 177-153. Now it is up to a conference committee of seven senators and seven members of parliament to hammer out differences between the Senate and National Assembly versions of the [...]
Posted in Lending News Tags: Approves, Bill, committee, Controverisal, France, French, french senate, Lending, members of parliament, minimum retirement age, oil refineries, Paris, pension, pension reform bill, pension reforms, reform, Senate, striking members, Vote Comments OffSarkozy calls for calm from protesters
October 19th, 2010 davidguide Cars burned, shop windows smashed and 4,000 petrol stations ‘awaiting supplies’ on sixth day of French protests Strikes gathering pace against Nicolas Sarkozy’s pension reforms appeared to be pushing France closer to crisis today as fuel shortages were felt across the country and violence erupted on the sidelines of protests by children. On a sixth [...]
Posted in Lending News Tags: Calls, calm, Caron, chronic shortages, day, Deauville, France, french protests, From, Fuel, gathering pace, Jean-Louis Borloo, Lyon, national demonstrations, Nicolas Paulissen, nicolas sarkozy, oil refinery, Paris, pension, petrol, Protesters, reform, Sarkozy, today Comments OffFrance Gears Up For 4th Strike Over Pension Reforms
October 19th, 2010 davidguide AHN News Staff Paris, France (AHN) – France is bracing for the fourth national strike since September against the pension reform bill as unions have blocked the highways, while police are deployed to stop strikers from cutting further fuel supplies. Several government agencies, post offices, public transport and schools will participate in Tuesday’s strike. The [...]
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