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Written By: Sam Kirkland on May 15, 2012 No Comment
Why Illinois’ historically low borrowing rates aren’t the sign of confidence you might think

Demand for Illinois bonds has been brisk and state officials tout historically low borrowing rates. But that doesn’t mean investors think Illinois is without risk.

Written By: Peter Rawlings on May 14, 2012 No Comment
Italian borrowing costs tick up amid continued debt concerns

Italy saw borrowing costs tick up as it auctioned 5.25 billion euros in debt Monday. Still, Italian yields were well below those of Spain, which also raised money by selling bonds.

Written By: Joshua Dwyer on March 8, 2012 No Comment
Chicago residents can avoid state tax refund seizures for unpaid debts

Chicago can now use Illinois residents’ state tax refunds to pay debts owed to the city. There are a variety of payment programs residents can enroll in to reduce the amount owed or spread payments over a longer time period.

Written By: Rachel Landen on March 1, 2012 No Comment
German finance minister plays numbers game with Sudoku, European economy

The German economy shows signs of recovery – auto sales are up, exports are on the rise, share prices are increasing – but fears and doubts driven by the debt crisis continue to dominate the European commentary.

Written By: Kristin Keith on February 21, 2012 No Comment
U.K. posts January budget surplus but debt crisis still looms

The United Kingdom posted a January budget surplus, but the country still faces difficult economic issues from the euro zone’s debt crisis.

Written By: John Yoo on August 4, 2010 No Comment
Western Gas Partners hits fresh 52-week high on growth optimism

Shares of the natural gas processor Western Gas Partners LP hit a fresh 52-week high Wednesday, supported by a positive growth outlook stemming from the Monday acquisition of new processing facilities in Colorado and in anticipation of solid second-quarter earnings.

Written By: Frank Kalman on July 15, 2010 No Comment
Payday loans: a financial trap for cash-strapped borrowers

For those in desperate need of cash, payday lending is easy—lenders can be found almost anywhere and cash is given to you on the spot. But these loans can be hazardous to your financial health.

Written By: Jason Shough on June 30, 2010 No Comment
PIMCO’s Gross: “inexplicable low” returns lie ahead

A day after 10-year U.S. Treasury yields hit a 14-month low, bond guru and managing director of Pacific Investment Management Company LLC, Bill Gross, issued a gloomy monthly outlook on market conditions.

Written By: alexandra harris on June 10, 2010 No Comment
Even at $3.90 a share, Citigroup is still overvalued




Citigroup may seem like an attractive buy but check its balance sheet again (photo Alexandra Harris/MEDILL)

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Written By: Emily Co on March 22, 2010 No Comment
Blockbuster: Chapter 11 looming?

Should Blockbuster  (BBI) start preparing life rafts for when the ship finally sinks? In the latest bad break for the video rental giant, late last week Standard & Poor’s Corp. downgraded its credit rating on the company to CC from CCC. CC pretty much means that the firm is “highly vulnerable to default.”

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