Finance News Archive

25-Oct-2005

• 'Finance minister hopes auditor's report clears Alberta Securities Commission (Canadian Press via Yahoo! News)
EDMONTON (CP) - Finance Minister Shirley McClellan says she is hoping this week's auditor general's report will "clear everything up" regarding allegations of misconduct at the Alberta Securities Commission.
• 'Royal Mail finance director steps down (Financial Times)
The Royal Mail Finance director will resign on Tuesday, leaving the state-owned postal operator with a crucial board vacancy at the time it is facing critical government and regulatory decisions about its ownership, structure and funding.
• 'Chase Home Finance Appoints New B2B Home Equity Marketing Project Manager (Real Estate News)
RISMEDIA, Oct. 26, 2005 ? Chase Home Finance, a subsidiary of JPMorgan Chase & Co., (NYSE: JPM), announced that it has named Shari Prior as B2B Home Equity Marketing Project Manager.
• 'Business finance, city and markets news (Interactive Investor)
Business Finance and city news online from Interactive Investor (www.iii.co.uk). Plus financial and currency market news and information 24/7. Stock prices, share prices, currency markets news and business finance headlines. Also news from AFX and Reuters.
• 'China welcomes foreign consultancy on development finance (AngolaPress)
BEIJING, 10/25 - Chinese Vice Premier Huang Ju met here Tuesday with the participants of the Seventh International Advisory Council Meeting of China Development Bank (CDB), and encouraged them to raise their opinions on how to enlarge the role of the development finance and continue to support the reform of the bank.
• 'FEC Must Write New Campaign Finance Rules (AP via Yahoo! News)
The Federal Election Commission must begin work on writing tougher campaign finance rules to govern the 2006 elections after a federal appeals court declined to intervene in a challenge.
• 'China welcomes foreign consultancy on development finance (People's Daily)
Chinese Vice Premier Huang Ju met in Beijing Tuesday with the participants of the Seventh International Advisory Council Meeting of China Development Bank (CDB), and encouraged them to raise their opinions on how to enlarge the role of the development finance and continue to support the reform of the bank.
• 'Ex-museum finance boss charged in embezzlement (Chicago Tribune)
CHICAGO -- A former finance director at the DuSable Museum of African-American History has been charged with embezzling about $34,000 from the museum.
• 'Hanover may sell finance business (The New Zealand Herald)
Finance company Hanover, half-owned by entrepreneur Eric Watson, is mulling over the sale of its Nationwide Finance business.
• 'Economists' Eyes on Finance Minister's Midterm Budget Policy (AllAfrica.com)
Finance Minister, Trevor Manuel, today presents to Parliament the Medium Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS), updating government's economic, social and development policy priorities for the next three years.