The Media Line Staff Jerusalem, Israel David Rosenberg (The Medi – Home prices – an anxious subject for both Israeli consumers and policy makers as they first raced higher and then suddenly started to sink – remain a threat to the economy, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) warned on Monday. Although the [...]
American car giant Chrysler repays 4.7 billion in government loans to Canada and US after plummeting sales back in 2009.The repayments include 45.9 billion to the US and 41.7 billion to Canada, over a period of nine years. US President Barack Obama said this was a ‘significant milestone’ and a great encouragement to the US [...]
US car company Chrysler has repaid $7.6 billion in US and Canadian government loans. View full post on All Stories
Windsor Genova – AHN News News Writer Manila, Philippines (AHN) – A lower court in Manila ordered the Philippine government on Tuesday to pay the builder of a new international airport nearly $176 million as compensation for taking over the terminal in 2004. Pasay Court Judge Eugenio Dela Cruz said $63 million paid by the [...]
The inability of homebuilders to secure construction loans in this weak economy, combined with major force realignments from Europe and other areas, has created housing shortages for families at many large stateside military bases, the Government Accountability Office reported. View full post on All Stories
(Auburn Hills, MI) — Chrysler is expected to make an announcement today that it’s ready to pay back seven-point-five-billion-dollars in government loans. View full post on All Stories
Nairobi – Wheat farmers in Narok have appealed for financial aid from the government following crop failure. Growers say they are unable to service loans secured from institutions such as … View full post on All Stories
The Bangladesh government is poised to offer Nobel laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus a respectable position in the bank he founded after a series of global uproars. View full post on Banking Stories
In a press statement, which was signed by the staff of the Department of Social Services, workers spoke about their frustrations with the minister. “Firstly, she categorised the worker programmers as welfare recipients rather than employees, devaluing them and their contributions. To suggest that work programmers are anything other than employees is insulting and demoralising,” [...]
More than half of Canadians are paying too much tax, effectively providing the government with a interest-free loan instead of investing the money themselves, according to a new report by CIBC. View full post on All Stories
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