Temple Sloan resigns from Bank of America board
Posted by Financial Service News on May 29th, 2009Bank of America Corp. says its lead outside director, O. Temple Sloan Jr., has resigned from its board.
Bank of America Corp. says its lead outside director, O. Temple Sloan Jr., has resigned from its board.
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Royal Bank of Canada reported a second quarter loss of $50-million, or 7 cents a share, down from a profit of $928-million, or 70 cents a share, from last year as the bank took a previously announced $1-billion goodwill impairment charge on its international banking unit.
The dollar hit five-month lows against a basket of currencies on Friday and the yen also dropped as investors sought higher-yielding and riskier assets, believing the worst of the global recession may have passed.
Interview and discussion with Benedikt Germanier of the UBS AG. He gives his thoughts on our Dollar economy.
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The 16 countries that use the euro saw zero inflation in the year to May, official figures showed Friday, stoking expectations prices may fall for several months - and increasing concern about whether policymakers are doing enough to ward off a debilitating downward spiral.
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U.K. house prices unexpectedly rebounded in May, matching the biggest gain since 2006, in a sign the property market slump is easing, Nationwide Building Society said.
The dollar fell against the euro but edged up against the pound Thursday after a report showed the tally of newly laid-off people requesting jobless benefits fell last week, while robust demand at an auction for Treasury debt eased fears that the government would have to pay higher interest rates to entice buyers.
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