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| | | ... able to pay their debt than the US government! Bloomberg reports that bonds offered by Berkshire Hathaway, Proctor and Gamble, Johnson and Johnson and Lowe's yield less than US Treasuries of similar maturity. According to the report, 18 March trading ... |
| | | | Bandidos, a former J.P.Morgan employee and a multi-million dollar swindle of the Commonwealth Superannuation Scheme - one man has so far pleaded guilty to a money laundering charge in a $150 million bank fraud case. According to reports from the Sydney ... |
| | | | ... been consistently trending higher since hitting its cycle low in March last year. Wall Street liked that HP and Procter & Gamble beat earnings estimates. But this has been happening since the start of 2010. According to Bloomberg, "More than 350 companies ... |
| | | | The US House of Representatives has given government regulators more power to clamp down on "too big to fail" firms that threaten economic instability. Voters have given the green light to a bill to rein in firms seen as "too big to fail", according ... |
| | | | ... shrinking, although many economists think it will return to growth for the July-September quarter. Meanwhile, Procter & Gamble Co pulled the Dow higher after an analyst raised her rating on the giant consumer products company, citing the company's price-cutting ... |
| | | | NAB's corporate clients must be scratching their heads after yesterday's strategy briefing from new chief executive Cameron Clyne. The corporate lending business will move out of the institutional division, nabCapital, and into the regional business ... |
| | | | ... uncertainty about financials, investors were buying consumer stocks like Wal-Mart Stores Inc, McDonald's Corp and Procter & Gamble Co. Some tech stocks were among the gainers, including Intel and Microsoft. After two weeks of selling, many stocks are ... |
| | | | Five former executives at Virgin Money, including former head Rohan Gamble, have resurfaced in a new online financial services outfit called Mozo. Mozo, short for Money Zone, allows consumers to compare financial products online, from credit cards to ... |
| | | | ... have had at any one time was $4.9 million. ASIC also asserts Nathan used approximately $1 million of investors funds to gamble. He was charged with five counts of dishonest conduct and four counts of obtaining money via false and misleading statements ... |
| | | | ... shares of companies seen as better positioned to withstand an economic slowdown, including consumer products maker Procter & Gamble Co, helping to underpin the broader market. But shares of financial services companies, including Citigroup Inc, fell ... |
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