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China, Japan, and South Korea aren’t financing as many coal plants abroad anymore
Fifteen years ago, coal was entering a new golden age. China began commissioning dozens of new coal-fired power plants every year, and India, along ... -
Liverpool loan Marko Grujic to Porto for the season
How did the deal go? The Serbia international appeared set to stay at Anfield until January after a move to Werder Bremen failed to ... -
Pamplin Media Group – A state bank for the Castor state?
Advocates say the Oregon State Bank project could support community banks, credit unions and the cannabis industry. Oregon Senator Jeff Golden (D-Ashland) this session ... -
Why Applied Materials shares rose 22.2% in February
What happened Semiconductor equipment supplier Applied materials (NASDAQ: AMAT) rose 22.2% in February, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. The company ... -
Don’t resort to extreme acts: CP to victims of online loan applications
With increasing numbers of suicides due to public harassment and shame by app-based instant loan providers, Cyberabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar called on the ... -
CARES Act Loan Matters | 2020-08-27
From a compliance perspective, 2020 has started like any other year: pending the National Administration of Credit Unions‘s (NCUA) annual Letter to credit unions ... -
Melvin-Lambert joins St Pat’s on loan from Reading
St Patrick’s Athletic has signed striker Nahum Melvin-Lambert from the English Championship Reading, pending international clearance. The 18-year-old is a product of the Reading ... -
Loan collectors hijack bus in Agra with 34 passengers, arrested after meeting with police
Employees of a finance company who allegedly hijacked a private bus with 34 passengers on board in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, opened fire on police ... -
Bankers fear massive fraud by PPP borrowers
Early last month, a Rhode Island bank received a loan application for $ 144,050 under the Paycheck Protection Program, the massive federal effort to ... -
AP-NORC poll: Many in the United States still face financial loss from COVID-19
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina – About 4 in 10 Americans say they still feel the financial impact of losing a job or income in their ...
