Why is Student Lending Reform Holding Up Health Care? Atlantic Online (blog) Think about it: who wants to make a low-rate loan to a 18-year old kid with no earnings, no credit history, and zero collateral when he won't start paying ...
China overheating fears grow, spurring tightening talk Calgary Herald The pace of credit growth halved in February, as expected, but some economists said the central bank would probably not wait long before increasing banks' ...
China inflation sparks rate hike fears CANOE The pace of credit growth halved in February, as expected, but some economists said the central bank would probably not wait long before increasing banks' ...
US HOT STOCKS: Men's Wearhouse, Gymboree, FuelCell Energy Wall Street Journal (CSUN, $4.08, -$0.20, -4.67%) reported a surprise fourth-quarter loss on a bad-debt provision, but the Chinese solar cell maker's revenue more than doubled ...
RBA shines light on rates gouging Brisbane Times THE Reserve Bank has suggested the major banks may be profiteering from their recent round of interest rate increases, arguing moves on lending rates over ...
Congressional Documents and Publications Insurance News Net (press release) The three major components of HR 2555 are all directed at accomplishing the same thing: Shifting the cost and risk from bad decisions by a few to the rest ...
FSA assumes worse for banks Financial Post Repeating the stress test of early 2009 might look like a bad sign. That exercise prompted both Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group to sign up ...
Why is Student Loan Reform Holding Up Health Care? Atlantic Online (blog) Think about it: who wants to make a low-rate loan to a 18-year old kid with no earnings, no credit history, and zero collateral when he won't start paying ...
Rescued banks to repay CBN in Q2: Sanusi NEXT By Chijioke Ohuocha A state-funded 'bad bank' being formed to buy non-performing loans held by rescued Nigerian lenders will free them up to repay by ...
Private-sector jobs under assualt in US, Europe Commodity Online By raising taxes on business owners, monopolizing credit, and increasing business regulations at a frightening pace, current policy is turning the ...
