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Afghan soldiers chat in front of the main office of Kabul Bank in Kabul, Afghanistan, Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010.
(photo: AP / Musadeq Sadeq)
Afghanistan takes over biggest private bank to avert collapse
Gulf News
| Kabul: Authorities have intervened to try to avert the potentially disastrous collapse of Afghanistan's biggest bank, after uncovering a web of shady transactions involving well-connected insiders. | The suspect dealings at Kabul Bank, the shareholders of which include a brother of President Hamid...
People pass by the northern headquarters of the Anglo Irish Bank in Belfast, Northern Ireland
(photo: AP / Peter Morrison)
Seán Quinn raised concerns in letter to Anglo over 'golden circle' transaction
Irish Times
| SIMON CARSWELL Finance Correspondent | BUSINESSMAN SEÁN Quinn warned Anglo Irish Bank that its placing of 10 per cent of its shares with 10 customers in the "golden circle" transaction in July 2008 was "ill advised" and would have "a considerable impact" on his wider business for many years. | Mr ...
Afghanistan takes over biggest private bank to avert collapse
Gulf News
| Kabul: Authorities have intervened to try to avert the potentially disastrous collapse of Afghanistan's biggest bank, after uncovering a web of shady transactions involving well-connected insiders. | The suspect dealings at Kabul Bank, the sharehol...
Nadir's return reminds us that mixing business with politics is a dangerous game
The Guardian Open Platform
| The return of Asil Nadir, saying he wants justice at last, takes us back to the corporate villains and scandals of an earlier era: that of Maxwell, Peter Clowes, BCCI and Guinness. Those days are long gone: a series of accounting reforms were put i...
Big Banks Look More Like Utilities Every Day
The Street
The government has done a sharp 180-degree turn from lax regulatory practices of the past: The president has heated up anti-Wall Street rhetoric; Congress has rendered some business lines unviable; federal regulators are micromanaging capital decisio...
Seán Quinn raised concerns in letter to Anglo over 'golden circle' transaction
Irish Times
| SIMON CARSWELL Finance Correspondent | BUSINESSMAN SEÁN Quinn warned Anglo Irish Bank that its placing of 10 per cent of its shares with 10 customers in the "golden circle" transaction in July 2008 was "ill advised" and would have "a considerable i...
WikiLeaks, Julian Assange
Public Domain / Martina Haris/Julian Assange
How WikiLeaks Keeps Its Funding Secret
Wall Street Journal
By JEANNE WHALEN and DAVID CRAWFORD | The controversial website WikiLeaks, which argues the cause of openness in leaking classified or confidential documents, has set up an elabora...
Credit Cards
WN / Rubielyn Bunag
Credit cards stand between me and the financial abyss
London Evening Standard
There are a number of indicators that provide a handy guide to the state of the economy. Skirt lengths, notoriously, is one of them. I've got another. It's the length of time you q...
Goldman Sachs
Creative Commons / pmarella
Goldman loses $100 mn in trading in 3 days
The Times Of India
NEW YORK: Goldman Sachs Group, the bank that makes the most revenue trading stocks and bonds, lost money in that business on 10 days in the second quarter, ending a three-month str...
Goldman loses $100 mn in trading in 3 days
The Times Of India
NEW YORK: Goldman Sachs Group, the bank that makes the most revenue trading stocks and bonds, lost money in that business on 10 days in the second quarter, ending a three-month streak of loss-free days at the start of the year. | Losses on Goldman Sa...
Banks need strong security network for online transactions: RSA
The Times Of India
NEW DELHI: A leading security solution provider RSA has said that with increased usage of debit cards for online financial transactions, banks need to strengthen their security network to avoid frauds. | "The usage of debit cards is six times higher ...
Fraudsters use nail cutters, screwdrivers to withdraw money from ATMs
The Times Of India
KOLKATA: Beware if the ATM screen goes blank after you swipe your card. It could be a mischief by fraudsters to withdraw cash from your account after you leave the ATM in a huff. A bit of adhesive and a screwdriver are all that’s needed to outwit h...
Sports
England's Jonathan Trott hits a ball from Bangladesh's Robiul Islam during the 2nd day of the first test match at Lord's cricket ground, London, Friday, May 28, 2010.
(photo: AP / Tom Hevezi)
Trott Shocked By Allegations
Sporting Life
| England batsman Jonathan Trott warns the sport will be on a "slippery slope" if the allegations of spot-fixing against three Pakistan players are not treated with the utmost seriousness. | Pakistan Test captain Salman Butt plus bowlers Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamer have been charged under the International Cricket Council's anti-corr...
Business
INDIA-INJURED-LEOPARD
(photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
This year, 130 leopards poached in India
Deccan Herald
New Delhi, Sep 4 (IANS): Saturday, September 04, 2010 --> | Watching a leopard stroll on sun-beaten tracks at dusk is a sight that never fades away, yet these big cats are now in danger in India. At least 130 leopards have been poached this year, say experts calling the figures 'alarming'. | Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra recorded the h...



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