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17:50, 15 June 2007
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House delays rules requiring passports
WASHINGTON (AP) - The House voted overwhelmingly Friday to delay for 17 months new rules requiring passports for U.S. land and sea travelers entering the United States from Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean and Bermuda.The State Department has been flooded with passport applications since new rules requiring passports for air travelers went into effect in January...
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22:14, 04 May 2007
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Business events for the coming week
(AP) - Major business events and economic events scheduled for the coming week (some dates are tentative):MONDAY, May 7WASHINGTON -- Treasury bill auction, 2 p.m.; Federal Reserve reports on consumer credit for March, 3 p.m.SAN FRANCISCO -- McKesson Corp...
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20:31, 09 February 2007
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Business news briefs from the Caribbean
(AFX) - BERMUDA: British Caribbean territory sees 23 percent increase in tourist arrivals in 2006SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) -- The number of tourists vacationing in Bermuda in 2006 increased 23 percent from the previous year, the prime minister has said...
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08:19, 17 January 2007
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Officials concerned about passport rules
WASHINGTON (AFX) - Canadians and U.S. border-state officials are concerned that rules requiring passports for Americans and other travelers entering the United States will hurt commerce and tourism.Starting Tuesday, air travelers who are citizens of Canada, Mexico and Bermuda, as well as U...
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23:36, 02 January 2007
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St. Paul Travelers ends contingent fees
HARTFORD, Conn. (AFX) - The St. Paul Travelers insurance company has agreed to stop paying "contingent commissions" to brokers and agents to steer business to insurance companies, Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal said Tuesday.In August, the St...
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21:12, 14 December 2006
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GAO finds Homeland Security tech issues
WASHINGTON (AFX) - The U.S. Department of Homeland Security system that uses biometric technology to screen people entering the country has aided border patrol agents, but computer snafus and management shortfalls need to be resolved, according to a report issued Thursday...
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20:51, 29 November 2006
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DHS official wants global biometrics standards
WASHINGTON (AFX) - The Department of Homeland Security is working with foreign governments to develop privacy and ethics standards for biometrics systems that capture fingerprints and other information from global travelers, the head of the U.S. program said Wednesday...
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13:08, 22 November 2006
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U.S. to implement passport requirement
WASHINGTON (AFX) - The Homeland Security Department will require virtually all air travelers entering the United States after Jan. 23 to show passports -- even U.S. citizens.Until now, U.S. citizens, travelers from Canada and Bermuda, and some travelers from Mexico who have special border-crossing cards for frequent visitors were allowed to show other proofs of identification, such as drivers' licenses or birth certificates...
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21:18, 17 November 2006
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Lack of storms helped catastrophe bonds
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AFX) - Investors who bet against the odds of another devastating Atlantic hurricane season now stand to cash in big-time on "catastrophe bonds." Contrary to expert predictions, the season turned out to be the mildest in years.Insurance companies sell the bonds, yielding interest rates of about 15 percent, to help them absorb huge payouts in the event of another storm like Hurricane Katrina...
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22:44, 27 September 2006
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Refco's forex clients sue
WASHINGTON (AFX) - Refco Inc.'s retail foreign-exchange customers has teamed up with an electronic currency-trading service in a lawsuit that seeks the return of at least $10 million from the company, which crashed into bankruptcy nearly a year ago.The customers, who so far have been sidelined by bigger Refco creditors in the race to retrieve assets lost in the company's collapse, said in the lawsuit that Refco's foreign-exchange subsidiary assured customers at the time of the collapse that their accounts wouldn't be affected...
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23:29, 05 September 2006
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Turks and Caicos premier to block deal
PROVIDENCIALES, Turks and Caicos (AFX) - Premier Michael Misick said Tuesday he would try to block a Canadian company's purchase of two electric utilities, arguing the companies responsible for serving most Turks and Caicos residents should stay in local hands...
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19:27, 01 September 2006
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Pollo Campero feud may head to Guatemala
MIAMI (AFX) - A seven-year U.S. legal feud between members of the prominent Guatemalan family that controls the popular Pollo Campero restaurant chain has reached a turning point that could send the bitter dispute over millions of dollars back to Guatemala -- where one side claims justice may be impossible to get...
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11:15, Wednesday, 11 July 2007
Stark says EU growth underpinning euro strength; ECB policy still accommodative |
FRANKFURT (Thomson Financial) - European Central Bank board member Juergen Stark said the strength of economic growth in Europe has contributed to the recent appreciation of the euro.Speaking last night at a dinner at the Frankfurt Business Journalists Club, Stark also said one should not "overinterpret" the impact of the day-to-day exchange rate of the euro on growth in the region, adding that ECB monetary policy is "still on the accommodative side"...
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22:09, Tuesday, 10 July 2007
Euro hits new high against U.S. dollar |
NEW YORK (AP) - The euro shot to an all-time high against the U.S. dollar Tuesday on concerns about the American economy that were fueled by discouraging growth forecasts from key U.S. retailers and homebuilders.The British pound, which has been trading around 26-year highs against the dollar, briefly touched $2...
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