 The Hindu | 2G scam: ED registers money laundering case against Marans Times of India NEW DELHI: The Enforcement Directorate has registered a money laundering case against former Union minister Dayanidhi Maran and his brother Kalanidhi in connection with the 2G spectrum allocation case. The case, registered on Tuesday under the ... 2G scam: ED slaps case against Marans ED slaps PMLA case against Marans |
 Bloomberg | US Sets Money-Market Plan Wall Street Journal By ANDREW ACKERMAN And KIRSTEN GRIND The SEC aims to stabilize the $2.7 trillion money-market fund industry, but critics say rules would cut returns, Andrew Ackerman reports on Markets Hub. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images) Regulators are completing a ... Money fund firms, clients sour on SEC proposals SEC working on new rules for money-market funds Industry attacks SEC proposals to regulate money market funds |
Senate plans to extend highway programs but is struggling to find money to pay ... - Washington Post
 News10.net | Senate plans to extend highway programs but is struggling to find money to pay ... Washington Post The Senate Finance Committee approved a measure that raises about $10 billion to make up a shortfall between the $109 billion in spending authorized by the transportation bill and the amount of money projected to be raised by federal gasoline taxes, ... Senate Highway Bill Would Tap Into Individual's Retirement Money Senate Committee Approves U.S. Highway Bill Without Needed Funds |
 Firstpost | Obama in drastic u-turn to back big-money super PACs... which he once decried Daily Mail By Toby Harnden President Barack Obama has reversed course by deciding to encourage Democrats to donate to big-money groups that he previously denounced as representing 'a corporate takeover of our democracy' in order to help his re-election bid. Super PACs: The new flood of money poisoning US politics Obama's Cool With Super PAC Money After All Obama urges donors to embrace super PAC |
 Washington Post | Dicks channeled federal money to Puget Sound project his son ran The Seattle Times Norm Dicks directed millions in federal money to the Puget Sound Partnership at the time his son, David, led the agency. By Kimberly Kindy Will this, at long last, be the undoing of Congressman for Life Norm Dicks? Voters. Capitol Assets: Family ties |
 CTV.ca | Obama campaign returns money from fugitive's kin San Francisco Chronicle The decision to return the money came after the contributions were flagged by the New York Times. The newspaper reported late Monday that the money was donated by family members of Juan Jose Rojas "Pepe" Cardona, who is believed to have fled to Mexico ... Obama team returning money tied to casino owner Obama OKs SuperPAC giving, refunds 2 brothers' donations |
 NEWS.com.au | Obama proposes money for math, science education Reuters By Samson Reiny | WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Tuesday proposed $80 million in new government funding for a program to boost science and math education in US schools. Obama, who is running for re-election in November at a time when ... Barack Obama proposes money for math, science education |
 Daily Press | TSA Preparing for Private Screeners That Won't Save US Money BusinessWeek 8 (Bloomberg) -- Transportation Security Administration chief John Pistole said his agency would prepare for a substantial number of US airports converting to private screeners, even if he doesn't think the move will save money. Private Screeners Won't Save Money, TSA's Pistole Says |
 The Independent | MONEY MARKETS-UK banks left in cold after ECB cash injection Reuters "The credit market is on fire for non-financial corporates, and banks in Europe have benefited from the (ECB money) pushing front-end yields lower," said Societe Generale rate strategist Suki Mann. "That's helping make the cost of issuance more ... European Banks' Dollar Funding Costs Decline in Money Markets Some Europe Banks Shun ECB Loans The ECB starts getting helpful with Greece |
 USA TODAY | Fisker, out of government money, begins layoffs USA TODAY By James R. Healey, USA TODAY Fisker Automotive, developer of luxury electric cars, halted work at a former GM plant in Delaware and laid off 26 workers there because it ran out of government loan money. Fisker had failed to meet production and sales ... |
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