Archive for February, 2010
EU Finance Chief Heads to Athens Monday
EU finance chief Olli Rehn heads to Athens Monday for talks about Greek austerity plan Olli Rehn – Greece – European Union – Greek language – Athens
Kan. Sen. May Have Violated Campaign Finance Law
A newspaper has reported that Democratic secretary of state candidate Chris Steineger may have violated Kansas campaign finance laws.
INTERVIEW: Finance minister wants corporations looked after
The government should continue to provide a favorable business environment for large enterprises because it would increase employment demand and facilitate the nation’s overall economic development, Minister of Finance Lee Sush-der said.
County names new finance director
MONTROSE — Cindy Bennet is Montrose County’s new finance director, the county announced Wednesday. She replaces Nita Emerson, who retired last year.
Dubai finance chief eyes budget surplus in 2011-paper
DUBAI, Feb 28 – Dubai’s government has started to cut spending in an effort to swing its budget to a surplus by 2011, the Gulf emirate’s finance chief said in a report published on Sunday.
Finance Minister: I hope we won’t have to close the IBA
Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz: The Israel Broadcasting Authority must also do its bit.
Dealer beats credit crunch by selling horses on finance
A Cheshire yard has started selling horses in finance deals, in the same way that you can buy a car, in what could be a first for Britain
Steineger may have violated campaign finance laws
Democratic secretary of state candidate Chris Steineger may have violated Kansas campaign finance laws, it was reported Saturday.
Ink and Toner Cartirdges, How to Tell When They Need Replacing.
Toner is the ink in the printer, copier or fax machine which is responsible for the print. This comes ready for installation, direct into the machine, inside a specific cartridge. It is always recommended that the correct unit be used for specific machines.
State’s Finance and Management Department earns national award
It’s rare that the state – or most states for that matter – have anything to celebrate in their budget offices these days. But Friday, Commissioner of Finance and Management Jim Reardon and his staff were celebrating.
