11/10/2008 News For:
Short Term Loans
Cal-Comp seeks loans in China Despite its high short-term debt, Cal-Comp Electronics Thailand Plc CCET, the SET-listed semiconductor maker, is aiming to obtain more loans from Chinese financial institutions to finance its new factory in China.
Vote may be the end of payday lenders The payday-loan industry, which flourished this past decade on Arizonans' almost-insatiable need for quick, short-term loans regardless of their high interest rates, may have to close down in Arizona unless state lawmakers can be persuaded to ignore voters' wishes.
Understanding FHA Home Loans Perhaps more so than for conventional loans, providers of FHA loans are willing to look at the whole picture rather than dismissing a borrower for falling short on a particular criterion.
Pawnshops stay busy through downturn ST. GEORGE - As the economic downturn continues to impact residents of Washington County, local pawnshops have witnessed a dramatic spike in clients seeking short-term loans.
HSBC Says U.S. Loans Still Cloud Its Outlook HSBC set aside $4.3 billion to cover bad loans at its American unit in the third quarter, more than analysts estimated, but still reported an increase in pretax profit.
Alternative Financing Increasing in Importance for Cash Starved Restaurants Falling same-stores sales and customer traffic plus restricted access to credit has restaurants seeking new options for loans. This trend explains why FastUpFront has been experiencing double-digit growth in the past six months. A provider of small business financing, FastUpFront enables restaurants to access short-term loans. PRWeb Nov 10, 2008 Read the full story at ...
RBI may cut provisioning for NBFC loans Move set to reduce banks? cost of lending to non-banking finance firms. The Reserve Bank of India RBI is examining the possibility of cutting the standard asset provisioning by banks for loans advanced to non-banking finance companies NBFCs from 2 per cent to 0.4 per cent.
Fed Defies Transparency Aim in Refusal to Identify Bank Loans Nov. 10 -- The Federal Reserve is refusing to identify the recipients of almost $2 trillion of emergency loans from American taxpayers or the troubled assets the central bank is accepting as collateral.
U.S. Will Buy More Loans From Students The government announced plans Friday to expand purchases of the student loans it backs in an effort to head off a potential shortfall next year, The New York Times?s Jonathan D. Glater and Eric Dash reported.
Long-term secondary prevention program may help reduce cardiovascular risks after heart attack An intensive, comprehensive, long-term secondary prevention program lasting up to three years after cardiac rehabilitation appears to reduce the risk of a second non-fatal heart attack and other cardiovascular events, according to a report in the Nov. 10 issue of Archives of Internal Medicine, one of the JAMA/Archives journals.
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