Delano.lu | 30 November 2012
Legal: Frankfurt officials do not have to release secret reports on
Greece’s economy to a major news organisation, a court in Luxembourg has
ruled. Read article »
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Showing posts with label crisis. Show all posts
Friday, November 30, 2012
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
ESM gets 2nd court OK
Delano.lu | 28 November 2012
Euro zone: Europe’s permanent rescue agency was properly formed and can commence operations, the EU’s top court has ruled. Read article »
Euro zone: Europe’s permanent rescue agency was properly formed and can commence operations, the EU’s top court has ruled. Read article »
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
EIB critiqued over Greece
Delano.lu | 21 November 2012
Euro zone: The EU’s Luxembourg-based economic development bank has been accused by Brussels of “dragging its feet” on dispersing funds meant to help revive the Greek economy. Read article »
Euro zone: The EU’s Luxembourg-based economic development bank has been accused by Brussels of “dragging its feet” on dispersing funds meant to help revive the Greek economy. Read article »
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Friday, November 9, 2012
Dexia to get €5.5 billion more
Delano.lu | 9 November 2012
Finance: The troubled Franco-Belgian banking group has received yet another round of government rescue funding. Read article »
Finance: The troubled Franco-Belgian banking group has received yet another round of government rescue funding. Read article »
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Lloyds layoffs
Delano.lu | 25 October 2012
Banking: Private bank Lloyds TSB Bank Luxembourg will shutter its doors, making at least half of its staff redundant, according to trade unions representing the firm’s employees. Read article »
Banking: Private bank Lloyds TSB Bank Luxembourg will shutter its doors, making at least half of its staff redundant, according to trade unions representing the firm’s employees. Read article »
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