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Ghana’s Oil and the Strain of World Bank Financing Conditionalities
The World Bank in 2009 approved a loan to a total of US$535 million to support three main credit facilities.
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Princess Cruises Reveals 2011-12 Panama Canal Season
Line’s Unique Two-Day Canal Experience Offers Extra Time in Panama
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Garmin® nüvi® Gets Personal at a Low Price, Bringing nüRoute Technology to Entry-Level Devices
OLATHE, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Garmin's new nüvi 2200 and nüvi 2300 families feature multi-stop route planning, route previews and innovative nüRoute technology with trafficTrends™ and myTrends™.
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US$4m Anguilla storm relief
AN INITIAL US$4 million (EC$10.73m) payout will be made to Anguilla by the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility (CCRIF) as a result of Tropical Cyclone Earl, which passed close to that island and others in the northeastern Caribbean as a major hurricane last Monday.
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Yangzijiang Shipbuilding sells Taiwan stock at top end of range
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Holdings, the first Chinese-owned company to sell shares in Taiwan, priced its stock at the top end of its range, underscoring warming ties between the economies. China’s fourth-biggest shipbuilder will raise $153 million by selling 240 million Taiwan depositary receipts at NT$18.80 each ($0.80), the company said in a Singapore stock exchange filing. Each receipt ...
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Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Sells Taiwan Stock at Top End of Range
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Holdings Ltd., the first Chinese-owned company to sell shares in Taiwan, priced its stock at the top end of its range, underscoring warming ties between the economies.
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More cruise ships knocked off course by Hurricane Earl
The 'powerful' Category 4 storm already has forced nearly a dozen ships to change course.
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Taiwan blocks investment firm's plan to buy AIG's local unit
Taipei - Taiwan regulators on Tuesday turned down a 2.2-billion-US-dollar plan by Cayman Islands-based Primus Financial Holdings to buy a unit of American International Group (AIG).
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Primus' AIG purchase rejected
TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) - TAIWANESE regulators on Tuesday rejected Primus Financial Holdings' planned purchase of AIG's Taiwan life insurance unit amid concerns that the Cayman Island-based firm may be backed by funds from rival China. American International Group Inc announced the sale of the Taipei-based Nan Shan Life Insurance Co in Oct 2009 to an investor group led by Primus Financial Holdings ...
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Taiwan rejects Primus purchase of AIG unit
Taiwanese regulators on Tuesday rejected Primus Financial Holdings' planned purchase of AIG's Taiwan life insurance unit amid concerns that the Cayman Island-based firm may be backed by funds from rival China.
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