BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) – Police stopped the head of Argentina’s central bank from entering the bank on Sunday, hours after he vowed to stay in his job despite a court ruling that the government said meant he had to step down. Read more: Argentina central bank chief barred from premises
Also tagged aires, central-bank, chief-barred, from-premises, hours-after, stopped-the, stopped-the-headKenneth D. Lewis will leave Dec Read more from the original source: CEO of Bank of America to step down
Also tagged america, ceo, from-the-original, more-from, original, the-original, will-leaveReuters – Beleaguered Bank of America Corp said Chief Executive Ken Lewis will retire by year’s end and his successor is yet to be determined, the bank announced late Wednesday. Continued here: BofA CEO Lewis to step down by year’s end (Reuters)
Also tagged america, america-corp, announced-late, bank, beleaguered, chief, chief-executive, his-successor, lewis, wednesdayPolitico – A top Senate Democrat predicts that Sen. Tim Johnson would be next chair if Dodd decides to step down. See the article here: Schumer: Johnson will get Banking (Politico)
Also tagged article, banking, chair-if-dodd, johnson, schumer, senate, senate-democrat, the-article, will-getWASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States said on Tuesday it would temporarily restrict the issuing of U.S. visas in Honduras, raising pressure on the government that took power after a June 28 coup to step down. Read more: U.S. limits visas in Honduras, stepping up pressure
Also tagged government, honduras, power-after, restrict-the-issuing, said-on-tuesday, temporarily-restrict, united, united-statesWASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States said on Tuesday it will temporarily stop issuing many visas in Honduras, a step that may be designed to pressure the de facto government that took power after a June 28 coup to step down. See the original post here: U.S. to reduce visa …
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