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ECB’s Noyer: Early Monetary Tighening Would Hurt Emerging Markets
European Central Bank governing council member Christian Noyer turned the criticisms of some developing countries back against them Tuesday, arguing any premature monetary tightening by advanced-country central banks could hurt emerging markets. Continue reading
AAPL: All Aboard the Fire Tim Cook Bandwagon
NEW YORK (TheStreet) — I had a feeling this was going to happen. On April 17, I sounded the alarm arguing that Apple needs to fire Tim Cook. As long ago as last October, I warned that missteps such as MappleGate were the types of moves that would make a guy like Steve Jobs ax a B-player like Cook Continue reading
Big U.S. businesses urge Supreme Court to OK gay marriage
A group of 200 large American corporations is urging the country’s top court to strike down a law that restricts marriage to heterosexual unions, arguing it creates expensive human resources headaches with regards to employee benefits. Continue reading
Kevin Durant — I Can’t Be Sued for a Nickname I Don’t Use!
Kevin Durant is fighting back against a lawsuit claiming he stole the nickname “Durantula” from a 1980s musician … Continue reading
Iran’s president dismisses threats on nuke program
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Monday dismissed threats of military action against Iran's nuclear program, arguing that his country's project to enrich uranium is only for peaceful purposes and saying that Iran has no worries about a possible Israeli attack. Continue reading
GLOBE & MAIL: We’re Doing Our Share, Not Hoarding Cash, Companies Tell Carney
Of THE GLOBE AND MAIL Some of Canada’s largest corporations, ranging from energy giants to technology firms, are striking back at Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney, arguing he is wrong to assert domestic companies are hindering economic growth by socking away cash. Continue reading
EU Sends Visa Fresh Objections on Credit Card Fees
The European Union’s antitrust regulators sent fresh objections to Visa Europe about some fees it charges for use of its credit cards, arguing that the fees hurt competition and increase prices, the European Commission said Tuesday. Continue reading
EU Sends Visa Fresh Objections on Credit Card Fees
The European Union’s antitrust regulators sent fresh objections to Visa Europe about some fees it charges for use of its credit cards, arguing that the fees hurt competition and increase prices, the European Commission said Tuesday. Continue reading
