Regulators closed Gold Canyon Bank in Arizona on Friday, bringing the total number of bank failures this year to five. The cost to the FDIC's Deposit Insurance Fund is estimated at $11.2M.
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- IMF cautiously optimistic on Asian growth.
- Greece to get new aid.
- India's oil demand increases
- Transfer Pricing: Important principles on “turnove...
- The Japanese central bank recently unleashed a ma...
- Do the Chinese own America?
- China well aware of risks.
- Japan remains firmly stuck in deflation.......but ...
- U.S. economy seen growing 3%.
- Samsung remains world's leading smartphone company.
- Pound Advances ahead of Report
- Spanish unemployment exceeds 6M.
- U.K. avoids triple-dip recession.
- Verizon makes preparations for $100B wireless bid.
- We have high regard for opinions of people who a...
- The central banks around the world are printing m...
- GDP forecasts for 2013
- Transfer Pricing: If more than one price is determ...
- S. 271(1)(c): Consistent losses show mistake/ abse...
- German business sentiment falls in April.
- Euro Region Data Shows Worsening Recession
- Contraction in German factory activity deepens.
- China April PMI disappoints.
- G-20 Stance Encourages Kuroda To Push Stimulus
- Japan receives backing for aggressive monetary pol...
- Transfer Pricing: Even business advances have to b...
- Japan previews "third arrow" of economic policy.
- IBM misses estimates by wide margin..
- Blackstone drops out of Dell deal.
- S. 195: If DTAA is silent, no obligation to deduct...
- Asian Stocks Slide Boosts Yen
- G-20 to again let Japan off the hook over yen plunge.
- Japan's trade deficit continues.
- Cypriot parliament to vote on bailout.
- Which MNCs pay the highest royalty?
- S. 80-IA(5): Loss of eligible unit, even if set-of...
- Gold rout costs central banks $560B.
- Blackstone to raise $4B Asia property fund.
- European car sales continue to plunge.
- Intel net profit slumps 25%.
- Yen Weakens On Speculation On G-20 Criticism
- Gold has seen its prices tumbling down in recent...
- Yen Up On Volatility Ahead of G-20
- U.K. inflation unchanged from previous month.
- Moody's lowers China outlook.
- Toyota catches ratings upgrade.
- Oil sells off again.
- For three long decades, China has grown at a gra...
- S. 80-IA(5): Absorbed losses pre “initial assessme...
- French production surprises to the upside.
- Obama to introduce budget proposal.
- Greece on track to receive €2.8B bailout tranche.
- Mining stocks sell off on gold plunge, China.
- Chinese slowdown hits global risk markets.
- Precious metals in vicious sell-off.
- Treasury Lays Out Its Cards For Japan
- Leading IT company Infosys Ltd declared its four...
- S. 32(1)(ii): Non-Compete Fee not eligible for dep...
- Eurozone industrial output remains volatile.
- S. 2(22)(e) Deemed Dividend: Share application mon...
- Ever since the 2008 financial crisis and the sub...
- Advertisement charges paid to Google & Yahoo is no...
- Greek unemployment continues to climb.
- China's forex reserves surge.
- Obama signs $109B sequester order for 2014.
- S. 80-IA(4): In Giving Effect, ITAT Reverses Its O...
- Souce: ADB, The Mint * As % of GDP The A...
- Transfer Pricing: RBI approval has no relevance on...
- Fed policies prompt rise in company borrowing - su...
- German imports unexpectedly drop.
- Chinese inflation falls sharply.
- Data Source: The Economist High unemploy...
- Transfer Pricing: Automatic RBI approval means tra...
- BOJ Moves See Yen Down To Lowest Since June 2009
- Italy OKs €40B payment to private sector.
- Crisis prompts Europeans to hoard dollars.
- Portuguese stocks fall after court strikes down au...
- Arizona bank shut down.
- Nikkei soars anew as BOJ gets busy.
- The Indian bond market is highly illiquid and un...
- Transfer Pricing: ALP should be determined on segm...
- After petrol, it is sugar now. It seems the gove...
- Data source: DNA Money *At the end of 2011 ...
- Obama looks to show he's willing to compromise ove...
- BOJ's Kuroda brushes off asset-bubble concerns.
- Transfer Pricing: ALP of loan transaction has to b...
- Yen Down By Most in 17 Months
- Over half of states join Libor probe.
- French 10-year bond yields drop to record low in a...
- BOE leaves rates unchanged; service sector expands.
- Eurozone service sector remains in the mire.
- Nikkei soars as BOJ launches blitzkrieg on deflation.
- Transfer Pricing: No notional interest addition fo...
- Market focuses on ECB Meeting.
- 3QFY13 CAD/GDP spikes to record high of 6.7% Exter...
- "Agg" bond index drops in Q1 for first time in sev...
- DJIA, S&P eye further highs.
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