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Archives for September, 2009

Investors trying to recover money from a foreign currency program run by Twin Cities money managers follow the trail to Panama.

A proposal from Des Moines Water Works to buy Xenia Rural Water out from under its $143 million debt would not have much of a rippling effect in Story County.

Sept. 30 — Emerging-market bonds posted a third consecutive quarterly advance and Asia’s biggest debt fund predicted further gains as an economic recovery bolsters government finances.

A ruling by a state agency may force cash-strapped King County to give back money to some employees who took unpaid furloughs this year. It also complicates the county’s efforts to deal with a $56 million budget deficit.

The Tankan index of sentiment among large manufavturers of cars, electronics and other goods climbed to minus 33 from minus 48 in June.

Give money, not goods or food, is the plea from aid agencies coordinating an international response to the earthquake and tsunami which devastated Samoa yesterday.

JACKSONVILLE, FL — It’s a hot button issue we first shed light on earlier this month: debt collectors who will stop at nothing to get back money owed.

Give money, not goods or food, is the plea from aid agencies coordinating an international response to the earthquake and tsunami which devastated Samoa yesterday.Three appeals have been launched, one by Red Cross through Westpac…

Stanley Chais, a retired money manager formerly based in Los Angeles, joined the list of people who have gone to court against the trustee who is liquidating Bernard L.

67 WALL STREET, New York – September 30, 2009 – The Wall Street Transcript has just published its Alternative Energy/Clean Energy/Power Generation/Utilities Report offering a timely review of the sector to serious investors and industry executives. This 83 page feature contains expert industry commentary through 23 in-depth interviews with public company CEOs, Equity Analysts and Money Managers …