Greek Businessman Andreas Vgenopoulos Dies at 63
ATHENS, Greece — Andreas Vgenopoulos, a Greek lawyer turned business tycoon, died Saturday of a heart attack, his Marfin Investment Group announced. He was 63.Vgenopoulos was vilified as the man who precipitated Cyprus' banking crisis in 2012, which led to an EU bailout and a one-time levy on all uninsured bank deposits over 100,000 euros. He was also accused of corrupt lending practices, first in Cyprus and then, last month, in Greece, a charge he strongly denied.At the height of his succes..>> view originalUS--Plane Fire-Chicago
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The U.S. labor market continues to show signs of gradual strengthening, with newly released government data showing the economy added 161,000 jobs last month. Annual wage growth surged to levels not seen since the financial crisis, while the unemployment rate dipped to 4.9 percent in October from 5 percent the previous month. While monthly job gains for October were slightly below expectations -- economists surveyed by Bloomberg News had expected U.S. employers to add 173,000 new jobs last mont..>> view originalOracle's bid for NetSuite: Path cleared for $9 billion acquisition
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While there are public adjusters who work independently of insurance companies that North Carolina flood victims may hire after Hurricane Matthew, by instead hiring a law firm with an adjuster on staff, insureds can enjoy the benefit of both an adjuster and multiple attorneys representing their interests. In essence, the latter is a two-for-one deal. Why hire a sole adjuster acting independently when you can retain an entire flood insurance legal team complete with an in-house adjuster – for th..>> view originalWhat are they thinking? Talking to Trump voters without judgment (and while black)
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Warren Buffett is sitting on more cash than ever.His Berkshire Hathaway Inc. had almost $85 billion on its books as of Sept. 30, according to a regulatory filing late Friday. That’s up from the previous record of $72.7 billion on June 30. “He’s got a lot of ammo” for investments, said Bill Smead, who oversees about $2.1 billion including Berkshire shares at Smead Capital Management. “Eighty-five billion dollars is a lot of money.”The cash balance is likely to spark a fresh round of speculation ..>> view original
Saturday, November 12, 2016
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