Finance News Archive

27-Aug-2005

• 'Rohm and Haas Company Begins Exchange Offer for 6.0 Percent Notes of Rohm and Haas Denmark Finance A/S Due March 2007 (ChemPoint)
PHILADELPHIA -- August 23, 2005 - Rohm and Haas Company today announced that it has launched an exchange offer outside the United States to existing holders of euro 400 million in Rohm and Haas Denmark Finance 6.0 percent euro notes due March 9, 2007. The company is offering existing holders of the 2007 notes the opportunity to exchange the 2007 notes for Rohm and Haas Company 7-year
• 'StarExponent.com - The Culpeper Star Exponent | Finance manager charged in fraud (Culpeper Star-Exponent)
A former Finance manager for Chrysler of Culpeper has been arrested on multiple counts of felony embezzlement and forgery.
• 'Investors warned about finance risks (NZCity)
"Mum and Dad" investors are being warned to be wary of high interest rates being offered on some term deposits. There is concern some finance companies are overstretching themselves and could be in crisis within the next two to three years.
• 'Heat goes on finance company (Stuff)
Dorchester Pacific, one year ago a confident and self-proclaimed leader in a upcoming shakeout among finance companies, now finds itself staked out and ready for plucking.
• 'Cyclacel float put back as cancer drug developer raises finance (Scotland on Sunday)
CYCLACEL, the cancer drug developer, has provided further evidence that its flotation plans are on hold by raising £10m in loan finance, enough to see it through until 2007.
• 'Finance chief puts brake on new truck: Morris firefighters told spending is illegal (Republican American)
MORRIS -- A plan by the Morris Volunteer Fire Department to buy a new pickup truck that would be used on emergency calls and during fire department business isn't sitting well with the Board of Finance.
• ''Foreign finance serves Iran's nat?l economy' (IranMania.com)
LONDON, August 27 (IranMania) - A top economic official said that the Parliament has announced that it is in the best interest of the country to make use of foreign Finance despite strong opposition by the constitutional supervisory body, the Guardians Council, Iran Daily reported.