GAZ’s Autodiesel to get 6 bln rouble state loan
MOSCOW, Feb 16 (Reuters) – Autodiesel, part of Russian carmaker GAZ , has approved a plan for a 5.8 billion rouble ($192 million) loan from state lender VEB, a GAZ official said on Tuesday.
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City may add chlorine to water
A Springfield engineer told Marshfield aldermen Thursday, Jan. 28, that preparing now to add chlorine to the city’s water would be better than having the state force it upon the city.
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(AFX UK Focus) 2010-02-12 15:25 EIB approves 400 mln euro loan to Saab cars
STOCKHOLM, Feb 12 (Reuters) – The European Investment Bank said on Friday it had authorised a 400 million euro ($546.9 million) loan to Saab cars, being bought by Dutch sportscar firm Spyker from U.S. parent General Motors. “The EIB has confirmed the authorisation to conclude the 400 million euro loan to SAAB Automobile AB … and to conclude the guarantee agreement with the Swedish National …
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Tottenham in a spot of bother after more penalty woe
Tottenham first-team coach Joe Jordan admits his players will have to start practicing their spot kicks more often after another miss consigned them to an FA Cup fifth round replay with Bolton.
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Greece defends Goldman debt tactics
GREECE’S finance minister has defended the use of complex instruments provided by Goldman Sachs and other Wall St advisers.
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Mitsubishi UFJ to Relax $890 Million in Loans Under Kamei Law
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc., Japan’s biggest bank by market value, agreed to renegotiate terms for 80.2 billion yen ($890 million) of loans to 945 businesses to comply with a new law aimed at supporting small companies.
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New mortgage rules introduced to lessen mortgage crunch risks: sources say
The federal government is expected to announce new rules Tuesday that would make it more difficult for first-time buyers to enter Canada’s hot housing market.
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State Supreme Court makes it tougher for lenders to foreclose
The Florida Supreme Court continues to make it more difficult for lenders to foreclose in the Sunshine State.
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Bridgecorp staff ‘told to lie’
Bridgecorp staff were instructed to lie to investors who called the company asking why they hadn’t received their regular interest repayments, Auckland District Court was told yesterday.
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