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These include 22 regulatory & supervisory authorities as well as the International Monetary Fund,... IFSB membership increases

These include 22 regulatory & supervisory authorities as well as the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, Bank for International Settlements, the Islamic Development Bank, the Asian Development Bank, and 67 financial institutions from 17 countries.

3. Perbadanan Tabung Amanah Islam Brunei, Brunei Darusaalam

The Council of the IFSB has recently amended its Articles of Agreeme...

Yellow pages tell tale of a changed New Orleans in wake of Katrina NEW ORLEANS - It was a n... Yellow pages tell tale of a chan

Yellow pages tell tale of a changed New Orleans in wake of Katrina

NEW ORLEANS - It was a notable sign of normalcy when, on a recent hot day, the new phone book landed with a thud on the stoop of a house that one year ago lay under water.

The phone book's arrival is a mark of progress here, but it's also a window into how much has changed. With nearly half the city's population g...

NEW ORLEANS - It's easy for Arthur Harris, owner of a French Quarter antique store, to sum up th... Quarter's merchants hit

NEW ORLEANS - It's easy for Arthur Harris, owner of a French Quarter antique store, to sum up the damage from Hurricane Katrina - and none of it, at least directly, came from wind and floods.

"The only damage we suffered was the end of people coming to town," said Harris, owner of Harris Antiques on the narrow boulevard of Royal Street, regarded in many collectible quarters as equal to N...

Editor's note: "Courier-Post' employee Ron Ostroff recently volunteered in New Orleans. This is... 'The next few years are

Editor's note: "Courier-Post' employee Ron Ostroff recently volunteered in New Orleans. This is his first-person account.

New Orleans seems an improbable city. Placed on low lying land between the Mississippi River and Lake Pontchartrain, it survives with a series of levees and pumps for its canals. When the levees broke in three places late last August and canal pumps failed, an improb...

Ulster's American-style stretch limousine owners have welcomed moves to make their cars legal fo... Taxi laws will stretch to h

Ulster's American-style stretch limousine owners have welcomed moves to make their cars legal for hire as private taxis

At the moment the US-style limos do not meet PSV requirements - because they are left-hand drive.

But legislative draftsmen are working on a new Bill that will allow limousines to be licensed as private hire taxis on Ulster's roads - and it will be a first for th...

BATON ROUGE -- Their voices reflect the conflict of people who want to be positive about New Orle... Some in city optimistic ab

BATON ROUGE -- Their voices reflect the conflict of people who want to be positive about New Orleans' recovery, but they aren't sure they can be.

Waiting for recovery is "about like I feel when I wait for water to boil," says Rusty Barham, a lawyer for a New Orleans bank. "It is far too slow."

• Some in city optimistic about future, but frustrated with present

• Bossier Pari...

Builders donate $500,000 after Perata blocks bills they oppose backers who want to revive t... Builders donate $500,000 after P

Builders donate $500,000 after Perata blocks bills they oppose

backers who want to revive the flood bill package before the Legislature adjourns Thursday.

The bill most opposed by builders would boost protection for future subdivisions on flood-prone land in the Sacramento and San Joaquin river valleys. The association says that would block or delay needed housing and hurt valley co...

Even more startling: 90% of the 1,925 women surveyed said they feel financially insecure. Yet wom... Many women say they feel t

Even more startling: 90% of the 1,925 women surveyed said they feel financially insecure. Yet women are better educated, work more and earn more than they did decades ago.

"Here they are, controlling more money and running countries and running companies and taking care of their family, and 90% are somewhat or very insecure," said Lisa Resnick, a division president at Allianz.

Amy W...

Back to Home > News > Saturday, Aug 26, 2006 Local Posted on Sat, Aug. 26, 2006 email this print ... Drug industry paid for som

Back to Home > News > Saturday, Aug 26, 2006 Local Posted on Sat, Aug. 26, 2006 email this print this

The pharmaceutical industry quietly footed the bill for at least part of a recent multimillion-dollar ad campaign praising lawmakers who support the new Medicare prescription drug benefit, according to political officials.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce claims credit for the ads, alth...

Facelift asked Vancouver-based registered financial planner Adrian Mastracci, investment counsel ... Couple's plans endange

Facelift asked Vancouver-based registered financial planner Adrian Mastracci, investment counsel with KCM Wealth Management Inc., to work with Tristan and Linda in order to develop a plan for their future. "This couple deserves praise for starting the planning exercise at their relatively early age," Mr. Mastracci says. "They have made some right financial moves, but there are serio...