Archive for June, 2010

SOUTHAMPTONProperty owners in Southampton received good news last month when the Local Finance Board approved a cap waiver for the 2010 municipal budget.

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Good news, bad news about taxes in Southampton

Finance companies are leading the charge at the moment, with Allied Farmers, Dorchester and Marac’s Pyne Gould dealing with significant issues. Meanwhile, Sky City has been rated ‘buy’ and Skellerup shares lift on news of its full-year profit.

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Stocks to watch: Finance companies leading the charge

PASADENA, Calif.—-General Finance Corporation today announced the completion of its previously announced rights offering which expired at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time on June 25, 2010.

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General Finance Corporation Announces the Completion of Its Rights Offering

City-based non-banking finance company Sundaram Finance has decided to buy out BNP Paribas Asset Management’s entire holding in Sundaram BNP Paribas Asset Management Company and Sundaram BNP Paribas Trustee Company.

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Sundaram Finance to buy out BNP Paribas stakes in AMC arm

Japan Finance Minister: DPJ Not Backtracking On Consumption Tax

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Japan Finance Minister: DPJ Not Backtracking On Consumption Tax

B.C. finance minister Colin Hansen is going to have a difficult time convincing people of the benefits of the harmonized sales tax, which comes into effect Thursday, July 1.

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Finance minister facing challenge of the HST

Finance Ministry official: We presented the prime minister with a long list of options. He will decide where the money will come from.

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Finance minister, prime minister spar over budget cuts

India Finance Minister: RBI To Consider All Aspects In July 27 Rate Meeting

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India Finance Minister: RBI To Consider All Aspects In July 27 Rate Meeting

Philippines Finance Secretary Teves To Meet With Likely Successor

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Philippines Finance Secretary Teves To Meet With Likely Successor

Well before Congress reached agreement on the details of its financial overhaul legislation, industry lobbyists and consumer advocates started preparing for the next battle: influencing the creation of several hundred new rules and regulations.

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On finance bill, lobbying shifts to regulations