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GM says UAW strike cost $1.1 billion, but 2023 profits will be 'very strong'

U.S. News // 1 year ago

GM says UAW strike cost $1.1 billion, but 2023 profits will be 'very strong'

General Motors said Wednesday the United Auto Workers strike cost the company $1.1 billion as it reinstated its full-year 2023 earnings guidance.

IMF approves $3 billion credit loan to help stabilize Ghana's economy

World News // 1 year ago

IMF approves $3 billion credit loan to help stabilize Ghana's economy

In a bid to "restore macroeconomic stability," the International Monetary Fund confirmed Thursday it is extending the government of Ghana approximately $3 billion worth of credit.

Delta to borrow $6.5 billion against frequent-flyer program

U.S. News // 4 years ago

Delta to borrow $6.5 billion against frequent-flyer program

Delta Air Lines said Monday it plans to borrow $6.5 billion while using its SkyMiles frequent-flyer program as collateral, to help it navigate hardship brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell: U.S. won't recover until COVID-19 under control

U.S. News // 4 years ago

Fed Chair Jerome Powell: U.S. won't recover until COVID-19 under control

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell told lawmakers Tuesday there's "significant uncertainty" about exactly how long it will take for the U.S. economy to recover from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

The Fed expands corporate bond buying to help large employers

U.S. News // 4 years ago

The Fed expands corporate bond buying to help large employers

The Federal Reserve said Monday it will expands its buying of corporate bonds to support credit for large employers.

Powell, Mnuchin testify economic recovery may take time but administration is prepared

U.S. News // 4 years ago

Powell, Mnuchin testify economic recovery may take time but administration is prepared

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Tuesday the economic slowdown brought on by coronavirus restrictions could last for a while, but the government is prepared for a recovery

Fed begins corporate bond program to aid crisis-affected companies

U.S. News // 4 years ago

Fed begins corporate bond program to aid crisis-affected companies

The Federal Reserve on Tuesday started a corporate bond purchasing program that's intended to help "fallen angel" companies that have been affected by the corornavirus pandemic.

Hong Kong Stock Exchange offers $36B for London counterpart

World News // 5 years ago

Hong Kong Stock Exchange offers $36B for London counterpart

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange made an unexpected move Wednesday -- offering more than $36 billion to combine with the London Stock Exchange.

Reports: Blood-testing firm Theranos to dissolve after fraud scandal

U.S. News // 6 years ago

Reports: Blood-testing firm Theranos to dissolve after fraud scandal

Theranos, a Silicon Valley blood testing startup that made false claims of a device for a full range of blood tests using a finger-prick sample, will dissolve.

U.S. to provide $2.7 billion credit for Iraq

Defense News // 8 years ago

U.S. to provide $2.7 billion credit for Iraq

The U.S. will extend a $2.7 billion credit to Iraq, deferring payment on the purchase of ammunition and vehicles, the U.S. Embassy In Iraq said Wednesday.

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Deposit Option (call or put) Loans Security Derivative Stock Time deposit or certificate of deposit Futures contract

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