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Oil retreats on profit-taking, eurozone concerns
Oil retreated in Asian trade Wednesday as investors took profits from recent gains.
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Despite challenge, US pick favoured to lead World Bank
Despite an unprecedented challenge from two developing-world candidates, Washington's 66-year lock on the World Bank Presidency will almost certainly remain intact when directors meet Monday to fill the post.
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US nominee for World Bank chief's post meets Pranab
Jim, Dartmouth College President and global health expert, was picked up by US President Barack Obama to contest for the World Bank presidentship.
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China may allow more overseas investment, says central bank head
Zhou Xiaochuan's statement about loosening overseas investment rules for private investors comes days after the government gave the go-ahead for pilot financial reforms in a coastal city.
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World Bank chief Zoellick backs BRICS bank idea
The World Bank would be prepared to work with the new financial institution.
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World Bank chief bats for Pranab on changes in tax laws
World Bank president Robert Zoellick said that investors must give some time to the government to explain the GAAR details.
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BRICS nations voice concern over pace of IMF reforms
The BRICS group of emerging market nations voiced concern about the slow pace of reforms within the IMF.
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Group of emerging nations join hands to challenge West on imbalances
The BRICS nations will look at ways of pressuring the West to redress global economic imbalances.
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Three candidates in race for World Bank presidency post
According to the expectations, the president will be selected by consensus by the 2012 Spring Meetings.
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World Bank announces 3 candidates for top job
The World Bank announced on Friday three candidates to succeed outgoing president Robert Zoellick, one nominated by the United States and two others from developing countries.
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BRICs to consider bid for World Bank top job
The World Bank's highest position has traditionally been held by an American; the current president Robert Zoellick has said he will step down at the end of June.
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World Bank president to step down
World Bank President Robert Zoellick said Wednesday he is stepping down, raising the possibility that a non-American might be chosen for the first time to head the 187-nation lending organization.
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Oil retreats on profit-taking, eurozone concerns
Oil retreated in Asian trade Wednesday as investors took profits from recent gains.
-
Despite challenge, US pick favoured to lead World Bank
Despite an unprecedented challenge from two developing-world candidates, Washington's 66-year lock on the World Bank Presidency will almost certainly remain intact when directors meet Monday to fill the post.
-
US nominee for World Bank chief's post meets Pranab
Jim, Dartmouth College President and global health expert, was picked up by US President Barack Obama to contest for the World Bank presidentship.
-
China may allow more overseas investment, says central bank head
Zhou Xiaochuan's statement about loosening overseas investment rules for private investors comes days after the government gave the go-ahead for pilot financial reforms in a coastal city.
-
World Bank chief Zoellick backs BRICS bank idea
The World Bank would be prepared to work with the new financial institution.
-
World Bank chief bats for Pranab on changes in tax laws
World Bank president Robert Zoellick said that investors must give some time to the government to explain the GAAR details.
-
BRICS nations voice concern over pace of IMF reforms
The BRICS group of emerging market nations voiced concern about the slow pace of reforms within the IMF.
-
Group of emerging nations join hands to challenge West on imbalances
The BRICS nations will look at ways of pressuring the West to redress global economic imbalances.
-
Three candidates in race for World Bank presidency post
According to the expectations, the president will be selected by consensus by the 2012 Spring Meetings.
-
World Bank announces 3 candidates for top job
The World Bank announced on Friday three candidates to succeed outgoing president Robert Zoellick, one nominated by the United States and two others from developing countries.
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BRICs to consider bid for World Bank top job
The World Bank's highest position has traditionally been held by an American; the current president Robert Zoellick has said he will step down at the end of June.
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World Bank president to step down
World Bank President Robert Zoellick said Wednesday he is stepping down, raising the possibility that a non-American might be chosen for the first time to head the 187-nation lending organization.
