Munich Re says H1 catastrophe costs above 10-yr avg
Jul 7th, 2010 | By adminFRANKFURT, July 7 (Reuters) – The total costs associated with natural catastrophes in the first half of 2010 were $70 billion, more than the average
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FRANKFURT, July 7 (Reuters) – The total costs associated with natural catastrophes in the first half of 2010 were $70 billion, more than the average
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BP has spent more than $3 billion to clean up the Gulf of Mexico oil spill and paid out nearly half of the claims that have been submitted, the company said Monday.
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* EMCF to charge 3 euro cents for first 100,000 contracts
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As expected, lower petroleum prices weighed on the headline import price index in May. Despite…
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Telling patients the truth about their treatment options will slash health spending without rationin
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* Dollar funding costs extend gains * 3-month dollar Libor hits fresh 10-month high * Bank worries return as Bank of Spain saves local lender
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European lenders are struggling to borrow dollars amid rising alarm over $500bn funding gap
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The Canadian Press – ATHENS, Greece – Near-bankrupt Greece’s borrowing costs fell sharply Monday and stocks rallied after the European Union unveiled a $1 trillion plan to contain the continent’s spreading debt crisis and boost the euro.
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* Banks expect to record bonus tax charges in Q2 (Adds Citigroup and Morgan Stanley tax payment details, recasts first paragraph)
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The Gulf oil spill is going to cost billions to clean up, a tab BP has publicly pledged to pay in full.
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* LSE fees higher, post-trade cost about the same as rivals
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The Employment Cost Index (ECI) rose 0.6 percent in the first quarter. The gain was largely due to…
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NEW YORK, April 30 (Reuters) – The cost to insure the debt of Goldman Sachs rose on Friday after U.S. federal prosecutors in New York
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NEW YORK, April 27 (Reuters) – The costs to insure Goldman Sachs’ bonds rose on Tuesday ahead of a Senate committee hearing into the role
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As the insurance industry prepares to adjust to reform, two big players say mandated changes that kick in soon could push up premiums faster and greater than before.
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Reuters – CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) – Syncrude Canada Ltd, the country’s largest oil sands producer, will spend hundreds of millions of dollars building two plants to reduce toxic waste under recently tightened regulations, it said on Friday.
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As the insurance industry prepares to adjust to reform, two big players say mandated changes that kick in soon could push up premiums faster and greater than before.
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NEW YORK, April 19 (Reuters) – The cost of protecting Citigroup’s debt with credit default swaps rose on Monday after the bank posted first-quarter results.
NEW YORK, April 19 (Reuters) – The cost of insuring Goldman Sachs Group’s debt with credit default swaps rose on Monday following reports that investigations
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At least 50 schools are pledging to offer financial aid packages with few or no loans. Here what families will pay after need-based awards.
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The foreign currency futures preserved Wednesday’s pattern overnight, meaning weaker European and commodity currencies and a stronger yen. The European currencies should remain under pressure because of the ongoing PIIGS’ woes; speculations are increasing that Greece may default, particularly since that government doesn’t like/want their economy to be bailed out but the tough condition-implementing IMF.
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Homebuyers have flocked back to Manhattan after sitting on the sidelines for much of last year, according to three reports issued Friday. The demand has helped stabilize prices in the nation’s most expensive large market.
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You probably cost your boss a lot more than you think you do.
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