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Sabtu, 10 September 2011

DEBT FINANCING. U.S. may end up with taxes on some profits abroad: WSJ

CHICAGO (Reuters)-the treasure is weighing a proposal to eliminate some but not all, of taxes on overseas profits of US companies, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday, citing two people familiar with the deliberations. Eliminate taxes on some of the profits is a central element of broader plans of the Obama administration to review the corporate tax code, said the newspaper. Business long have complained that the tax system overseas profits hits companies companies that often have already paid American were taxed in countries where the profits were conquered. The details of the plan,...

DEBT FINANCING. Germany advances Vice Finance Minister to go to the ECB

Marseille, France (Reuters)-Germany proposed Vice Finance Minister Joerg Asmussen to replace Juergen Stark on the Executive Council of the European Central Bank, Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Saturday. Stark, the upper German at the ECB, announced on Friday he would quit at the beginning of what sources said was a protest against the policy of the ECB of purchasing obligations to help troubled debtor States of the eurozone. "The German Government has said the Eurogroup head Juncker that proposes Asmussen to succeed Juergen Stark," Schaeuble told a press conference at the Group of...

DEBT FINANCING. More volatility stocks

NEW YORK (Reuters)-investors will handle more turbulence surrounding the problems Europe's deepening debt next week and the prospect of another round of gloomy data about the faltering u.s. economy. More volatility is almost guaranteed after exiting the high-ranking German on European Central Bank and rumors circulated throughout global markets that Greece will default this weekend. Greece, later called market speculation the rumor designed to hurt the euro. Recent business models and market activity options also suggest coaster ride August will keep pace throughout September. The sudden resignation...

DEBT FINANCING. Blatant dismissal of Draghi room limits in buying securities

FRANKFURT (Reuters)-resigns to protest the securities purchase programme of the European Central Bank policymaker heavyweight Juergen Stark increased the pressure on the President of the ECB entry Mario Draghi to use the plan with moderation. The ECB announced on Friday that will come out Stark, high German in the ECB, on which sources say it is a protest against its policy of purchases of titles to help troubled debtor States of the euro zone, with Italy now most important among them. Draghi, an Italian who takes over the helm of the ECB on 1 November, barely can afford to be seen as going soft...

DEBT FINANCING. Greece says it will stay the course, despite the fall of GDP

Thessaloniki, Greece (Reuters)-the Government of Greece debt laden promised on Saturday to maintain the austerity course, sending a message to your creditors increasingly frustrated, he will do everything necessary to avoid a bankruptcy that would rock the euro. Anger over the country's failure to meet budgetary targets in their rescue EU/IMF reached the boiling point, prompting senior eurozone politicians to cast doubt on its ability to avoid default or even membership of the single currency. But Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos cancelled the talk, telling your lenders that his Government...

DEBT FINANCING. Richline Berkshire to buy Italian jeweler

VICENZA, Italy (Reuters)-International Richline jewelry company, part of billionaire investor Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRKa. N), will buy their brand of small Italian jewelry Thursday as plans to expand further in Italy. Italy-based International Richline, wholly owned by Berkshire unit Richline Group, said in a statement that it has signed a letter of intent to buy the production, design, intellectual property and distribution rights of Carniani. He did not disclose financial details of the deal. Lucio Carniani, which would continue to run your gold and silver jewelry manufacturer,...

DEBT FINANCING. USA tax statistics has 10 Swiss banks: report

Zurich (Reuters)-u.s. authorities now have statistical data on Switzerland ten banks being investigated by the United States to help customers evade taxes, from the U.S. to Swiss newspaper Neue Zuercher Zeitung reported on Saturday. TagesAnzeiger, another Swiss newspaper, reported that the Swiss banks now had until 23 September to deliver customer-specific data. Credit Suisse (CSGN.VX), which is one of the banks under investigation, already had handed over at the beginning of the week, while nine other databases through an intermediary had delivered on Friday, said NZZ without citing all sources. The...

DEBT FINANCING. Marseille establishes differences G7 naked and lack of political room

Marseille (Reuters)-vague promises and lack of action by G7 countries pointed out the differences between Europe and the United States and the lack of space for maneuver before the worst loss of confidence since the credit crisis. After weeks of turmoil in the markets, the Finance Ministers and Central Bank Presidents from the Group of seven industrialized countries promised a coordinated response on Friday the global downturn, but offered no specific steps and differed in emphasis on the debt crisis. Although the United States called on the biggest European economies to support "unambiguous"...

Jumat, 09 September 2011

DEBT FINANCING. Car manufacturers are fighting European melancholy in Frankfurt

FRANKFURT/London (Reuters)-the global automotive industry descends in Frankfurt next week to show the latest models hopes will move away from an economic slowdown in some of its biggest markets, like government spending cuts chip away at consumer confidence in Europe. Automakers also are experiencing slowing growth in China car market, now the world's number one search engines and major influx of luxury cars over the past two years. Even if the United States avoids recession, will intensify the competition there as Japanese automakers battle to claw back lost ground when the March earthquake interrupted...

DEBT FINANCING. U.S. demands action from a stronger Europe in the G7

MARSEILLE, France (Reuters)-The United States pressed Europe's strongest economies on Friday to give "unequivocal" financial support to weaker euro zone states to overcome the debt crisis that threatens the world economy. "It is completely within the capacity of the stronger members of the euro area to absorb these costs," U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said the G7 finance chiefs gathered in Marseille to discuss how to revive a stalling recovery. "Those costs would be much, much greater for them and their economies if they sit here and do nothing, and they recognize that," Geithner told...

DEBT FINANCING. Analysis: Obama jobs plan strengthens growth prospects

WASHINGTON (Reuters)-the jobs of President Barack Obama package could lift economic growth by one to three percentage points in 2012, add more than one million jobs and reduce the unemployment rate at least half a percentage point, judging by initial estimates. Not exactly he can deliver the "jolt" Obama said in his speech to Congress Thursday night, but it would be enough to make a difference. The basic idea is to give sufficient impetus to get recovery stop on the hunchback where families, banks and businesses have paid more than their debt loads and regained the confidence to start spending,...

DEBT FINANCING. The Housing Sector seen limping along: Reuters poll

NEW YORK (Reuters)-United States struggling real estate market should fall a bit more as he searches for a Fund, but domestic prices are seen running up modestly in 2012, according to a Reuters poll released on Friday. Economists were divided on whether the worst was over for the housing market by the end of the year or if it will take longer to arrive at a floor. Existing home sales should improve only modestly. Search forecasts are consistent with the expectations of the housing sector will continue to limp along in a weakened State in the coming years. Housing has been unable to find its footing...

DEBT FINANCING. BofA discussing about 40,000 job cuts: report

BANGALORE (Reuters)-employees of Bank of America Corp. discussed cutting approximately 40,000 jobs during the first wave of a restructuring, said the Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the plans. The number of job cuts is not final and could change. The restructuring aims to reduce the Bank's work force of 280,000 during a period of years, told the newspaper. BofA could not immediately be reached for comment by Reuters outside us regular office hours. The newspaper said BofA executives met Thursday in Charlotte, North Carolina, where the Bank is headquartered, and will meet again...

DEBT FINANCING. August sales of McDonald's Miss; Japan drags

New York/CHICAGO (Reuters)-McDonald's Corp. (MCD.N) reported an increase of less than expected in August worldwide sales in restaurants established on a sharp fall in Japan and a lull in releases of new products in the United States. The world's largest hamburger chain, whose shares fell 4.4 percent on Friday, said that sales at restaurants open at least 13 months rose 3.5% globally. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters sought an increase of 4.3%. Sales of the same restaurant rose 3.9% in the United States, the analysts ' expectation of 4.0%. In Europe-the biggest market of McDonald 's-the company...

DEBT FINANCING. German court decision on Samsung WINS Apple tablets

DÜSSELDORF, Germany (Reuters)-Apple Inc marked a symbolic victory in legal efforts to keep its leadership in the local market for computer Tablet PC when a German court upheld the ban blocking the local unit of Samsung sell their pills in the largest Galaxy 10.1 economy of Europe. Samsung, which he said will appeal the decision, and Apple have been locked in a global battle of the smartphone and tablet patents since April. Samsung Galaxy devices are seen as among the greatest challenging for Apple's portable products that have achieved great success. Samsung said it was disappointed with the decision...

DEBT FINANCING. Exclusive: Stark to leave the ECB about buying titles

FRANKFURT (Reuters)-member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank Juergen Stark will resign from Office, because of a conflict about the controversial program purchase securities of the ECB, Reuters sources said on Friday. The ECB confirmed Stark would be the second German to leave the Bank policymaker this year after exiting the Bundesbank Chief Axel Weber on February-a motion also stimulated by his opposition to the bond program. The Bank, "Stark said he resigned for personal reasons, but two sources said Reuters was related to the purchase link that has rescued the Italy and Spain...

DEBT FINANCING. Obama begins tough sell stop pivotal work plan

WASHINGTON (Reuters)-President Barack Obama, seeking to salvage a faltering economy and their own prospects of re-election, began an uphill battle on Friday to win Republican support for a plan of jobs $ $447 billion. The proposals, weighted toward tax cuts for workers and companies, has been carefully designed to appeal to middle class voters who Gravitate toward the political center. A day after unveiling their ideas on Capitol Hill, Obama will launch them directly to Americans during a visit to a University of Virginia, sparking a months-long campaign to promote the package across the country. The...

DEBT FINANCING. Wall St falls after the resignation of ECB

NEW YORK (Reuters)-stocks fell sharply at the open on Friday after sources told Reuters that Central Bank Executive Board Member Juergen Stark European would resign from Office because of a conflict over central bank bonds, buying the program. The Dow Jones industrial average.DJI fell 169.53 points, or 1.50%, to 11, 126.28. The Standard & Poor popular 500 index.SPX dropped 16.27 points, or 1.37%, 1, 169.63. The Nasdaq Composite Index fell IXIC. points or 1.11%, 28.02 in 2, 501.12. (Reports by Angela Moon; Edited by Padraic Cassi...