Ranjit Shinde, ET Bureau Dec 17, 2015, 03.00AM IST (At the aggregate level,) MUMBAI: A focus on improving operating efficiency and reduction in investments funded through debt over the past few quarters are helping Corporate India to clean up balance sheets amid the slow economic growth. An analysis by the ET Intelligence Group shows the…
160 shares SHARE TWEET SMS SEND EMAIL Dear 2015 college graduates: A belated congratulations on your graduation this past May. In the past seven months, many of you have moved to new cities, traveled, started new jobs or started graduate school. But many of you also are saddled with student debt, living at home to…
Thomson ReutersU.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew gives a news conference at the 2015 IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings in Lima By Megan Davies NEW YORK (Reuters) – Puerto Rico needs debt restructuring authority under U.S. bankruptcy law to address what the Obama Administration has previously called an “escalating crisis”, U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew, said on…
A Jerusalem resident in his 30s was collared by an undercover police officer on Thursday after trying to sell his 3-month-old baby girl for NIS 100,000 ($25,700) to cover gambling debts, police said. The man and his wife, 27, were placed under arrest. The baby was handed over to Jerusalem municipal welfare workers and…
Sen. Julie Lassa, for Gannett Central Wisconsin Media 9:31 a.m. CST December 24, 2015 Buy Photo Lassa(Photo: News-Herald Media file photo)Buy Photo As a member of the Governors Council on Workforce Investment, I got to participate in an extremely in-depth examination of Wisconsins workforce trends. The outcome of that process was a four-year strategic plan to…
Thursday, December 24, 2015 The government decided on Wednesday to postpone by one year, till December 2016, the enforcement of the Personal Insolvency Law, government’s spokesman Dan Suciu told a press conference at the Victoria Palace. “We ended up in this situation because none of the implementation steps set forth under the law has been…
Its bonus season, and while many in the junk bond market should expect coal in their stocking, the rest of Wall Street remains hopeful that Santa Claus remembers them this year. Given the Feds rate hike, though, more than a few financiers are losing faith. It would help, perhaps, if Wall Street had a direct…