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Brazil met 2010 fiscal goal on 'creative' accounting
Brazil took advantage of special accounting rules that allow it to book some investments as part of its budget surplus before interest payments to meet its 2010 fiscal target.
Justice Watch: Feds promise next step in probe of Scott Rothstein
It's a matter of when, not if, federal prosecutors will charge more defendants in the case of imprisoned Ponzi purveyor and ex-lawyer Scott Rothstein.
Capital one will buy ING's online U.S. bank for $9 billion in cash, stock
Capital One Financial Corp., the credit-card lender that expanded into branch banking, agreed to buy ING Groep NV's U.S. online bank for $9 billion to gain deposits and access to 7 million customers.Western Union, MoneyGram may lose as Fed sets remittance rules
The Federal Reserve may force money-transfer firms to more fully disclose fees and exchange rates, which may lower costs for customers and reduce earnings at Western Union Co. and MoneyGram International Inc.Charges against former DEA chief survive - for now
Charges against a former regional anti-drug chief survived today in Miami federal court, but the trial judge said he may decide later to throw out the case.
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U.S. amasses Big Data on 10 million people as banks protest
The new U.S. consumer finance watchdog is gearing up to monitor how millions of Americans use credit cards, take out mortgages and overdraw their checking accounts. Their bankers aren't happy about it.Rule changes would have big effect on lease accounting
Companies that rent real estate could take a hit if proposed changes to accounting rules are adopted.Trade association knew what they wanted; brokers made it happen
Benjamin Silver and Greg Zeifman helped the American Welding Society find a new headquarters with the $19 million purchase of a 122,482-square-foot office building in Doral.
Judge orders Osorio in Chapter 7 liquidation
A bankruptcy judge has ordered the liquidation of the assets of Claudio and Amarilis Osorio and his InnoVida Holdings.UpClose with Johnson Controls' Nesler and Myer
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