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Sitting on the track: Future of $53 million in grant money still uncertain

Sitting on the track: Future of $53 million in grant money still uncertain

by Aimee Keane | Oct 27, 2014 | Business & Tech

WASHINGTON – You would need $75 minimum and at least nine hours of travel time to get from Chicago to Omaha aboard an Amtrak train cutting across southern Iowa and missing most of the state’s major cities. Not very convenient, or efficient. If Gov. Terry Branstad and...
World Bank’s Kim sees new Asian bank as possible partner

World Bank’s Kim sees new Asian bank as possible partner

by Kristin April Kim | Oct 24, 2014 | Business & Tech

WASHINGTON — Despite Washington’s concerns that the new Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank may undercut existing institutions, it may be a co-investment opportunity and is a step towards sustained growth in emerging Asia, World Bank President Jim Yong Kim said...
Banks should align compensation with risk, IMF says

Banks should align compensation with risk, IMF says

by Aimee Keane | Oct 1, 2014 | Business & Tech

WASHINGTON — A new report from the International Monetary Fund says tying executive compensation more closely to risk would curb the excess risk-taking that contributed to the global financial crisis. The research, in the analytical chapters of the global...
Prime time for women-owned small businesses to access federal markets

Prime time for women-owned small businesses to access federal markets

by Abby Sun | Sep 29, 2014 | Business & Tech

The number of female-owned small business has never been higher. Many of them want to do business with the federal government. The National Women Business Council held a panel at its quarterly meeting discussing how to increase the access to the federal market for...
Academics propose redefining roles to curb high-frequency trading abuses

Academics propose redefining roles to curb high-frequency trading abuses

by Aimee Keane | Sep 24, 2014 | Business & Tech

WASHINGTON – Academics are pushing a new market framework that, rather than place limits on high frequency trades, would redefine the roles of market makers and traders to create fair access to price quotes and trades. In a webinar hosted Wednesday by the Investor...
As gasoline prices fall, consumer spending rises

As gasoline prices fall, consumer spending rises

by Carolyn Freundlich | Aug 28, 2014 | Business & Tech

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