Financial services industry appointments were announced on Thursday The following financial services industry appointments were announced on Thursday. JANUS CAPITAL GROUP INC The global investment company said Seiji Inagaki joined its board on Jan.
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Russian Billionaire Selling Gold Stake
Prokhorov selling stake at Polyus. Flamboyant Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov is finalizing the details of his divestment of his thirty eight percent share in Russia's biggest gold miner.
UBS Wealth Management Americas Lures Top Adviser Henry Berkley from Morgan Stanley
UBS has recruited former Morgan Stanley adviser Henry Berkley as it competes in pooling top advisers in the U.S.
Standard Chartered Appoints Tom Emmet as M&A Business Head in the Middle East and North America
Standard Chartered has announced the appointment of Tom Emmet to lead merger and acquisition activities in the Middle East and North America.
Killam Properties Announces $29 Million in Acquisitions in Ottawa and Halifax
Killam Properties is pleased to announce that it has completed the acquisition of 1090 Kristin Way, a 102-unit apartment building in Ontario
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The skilled-worker visa reform the entrepreneurs want is relatively uncontroversial San Francisco-based entrepreneur Garrett Johnson is usually too busy with his messaging start-up for much travel, but one issue has inspired him to cross the country: immigration reform.
Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov's Onexim company is close to agreeing the sale of a stake in Polyus Gold
U.S. Senator John Kerry and his wife intend to divest holdings in dozens of companies to avoid conflicts of interest if he is confirmed as U.S. secretary of state
The Export-Import Bank of the U.S. has sanctioned a $155.4 million direct loan to the Republic of Ghana to finance the design and construction of a hospital in Accra, Ghana.
Oral Cancer Prevention International and CDx Laboratories recently merged to become CDx Diagnostics.
The Federal Reserve noted a sharp increase in borrowing loans from banks in November. The borrowing figures increased by $16 billion when compared to October.
The White House on Friday tried to rescue stalled talks on a fiscal crisis after a Republican plan imploded in Congress, but there was little headway as lawmakers and President Barack Obama abandoned Washington for Christmas.
One day after Rajat K. Gupta, formerly of Goldman Sachs, was sentenced to two years in prison for insider trading, a lawyer for Raj Rajaratnam who is currently serving an 11-year sentence in a Massachusetts prison for the same crime, asked that his conviction be set aside, The New York Times reported.
U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff sentenced the former Goldman Sachs director to two years in prison for insider trading and fined him $5 million in a Manhattan court room yesterday.
