by synergycap1 | Jun 12, 2017 | Bad Credit Loans, Bank Lending, Business Lending, Business Loans, Capital, Working Capital
Such Portland business types as retired bank exec George Passadore and powerhouse attorney Ken Roberts parlayed their good fortune into classic car collecting. And because they generously displayed their collections — at parties and other hosted in their large...
by synergycap1 | Jun 12, 2017 | Bad Credit Loans, Bank Lending, Business Lending, Business Loans, Capital, Economics, Finance, Non-Bank Loans, Working Capital
U.S. food giant Kraft Heinz, still smarting from its failed takeover bid for Europe’s Unilever, is on the prowl for its next target and more names are being mentioned as possibilities, according to a new report. “This is not the last M&A play we are...
by synergycap1 | Jun 12, 2017 | Bad Credit Loans, Bank Lending, Business Loans, Finance, Working Capital
Cuomo says work will be done to prepare for ‘summer of hell’ Gov. Andrew Cuomo is accelerating construction on New York bridges and tunnels so the work is complete before Amtrak begins emergency repairs at Pennsylvania Station in July. The order will...
by synergycap1 | Jun 12, 2017 | Bad Credit Loans, Bank Lending, Business Lending, Business Loans, Capital, Economics, Finance, Non-Bank Loans, Working Capital
The Trump administration has a backup plan to keep the government from defaulting on its financial obligations even if Congress misses an August deadline to raise the debt limit, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told a congressional panel Monday. Mnuchin had...
by synergycap1 | Jun 12, 2017 | Bad Credit Loans, Bank Lending, Business Lending, Business Loans, Capital, Economics, Finance, Non-Bank Loans, Working Capital
The Irish government, which nationalized the bank in 2010, announced a price range for the offering this month, which will represent a milestone for the country’s banking system.
by synergycap1 | Jun 12, 2017 | Bad Credit Loans, Bank Lending, Business Lending, Business Loans, Capital, Economics, Finance, Non-Bank Loans, Working Capital
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Deutsche Bank AG has agreed to pay $170 million to settle an investor lawsuit accusing it of conspiring with other banks to manipulate the benchmark European Interbank Offered Rate, or Euribor, and related derivatives.
