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Op-Ed: Germany loans Libyan rebels €144 million — too little, too late?

Foreign Minister, Guido Westerwelle announced yesterday that Germany would be loaning the Libyan rebels 144 million Euros ($206 million) in aid for “ civil and humanitarian measures.”

In the Media by Stephen Morgan

China signs $700 million loan to Zimbabwe for agriculture, health

Harare - The government of China has loaned the Zimbabwe government nearly $700 million Monday. The money would go towards the agriculture and health sector. But Chinese Vice Premier Wang Qishan is urging Zimbabwe to respect Chinese businesses.

In the Media by Andrew Moran - 1 comment

Tottenham Hotspur want David Beckham for loan move this week

Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp will attempt to bring former England captain David Beckham to the club for a three-month loan spell. The major league soccer season starts in the US on March 15 and Beckham himself is keen to continue playing.

In the Media by Kev Hedges

Germany approves loan for Greece Special

Berlin - The German Parliament approved today the bailout funding of up to €22.4 billion ($28.3 billion) in emergency loans to Greece.

Digital Journal Report by Riccardo Valsecchi

Annie Leibovitz images saved by new loan deal

Photographer Annie Leibovitz, who was to be sued by Art Capital Group and an Italian photographer, has had a slight reprieve. She has been given an extension to the time she has to pay the loan back.

In the Media by Gemma Fox

China's stimulus plan raises concerns

Is China's over four trillion yuan's (US$586 billion) stimulus plan going to boost its domestic economy, or cause massive wastes? Maybe the latter, warned Zhou Xiaochua, chief of China's central bank.

In the Media by Wang Fangqing

Obama promises to help small businesses

President Barack Obama says help is on the way for small business owners who are hurting during the recession. The President called small businesses the "heart of the American economy."

In the Media by Rhonda Straw

From heart-broken to broke? Japan divorce loan helps

Japanese banks wants to help divorcees with special divorce loans to restart their life without any worries and don’t get themselves into too much debt early on after a divorce.

In the Media by Chris V. Thangham

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