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Credit-card use by top DRPA managers detailed

Top managers at the Delaware River Port Authority ran up corporate credit-card expenses of $38,167 in 13 months, DRPA records show.

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Credit card changes will have benefits

The credit card issuers, in an accord with the Justice Department, will let shopkeepers disclose processing fees to customers and offer discounts to those using cards that carry lower fees. Consumers may be in for a major break on credit card purchases under a new agreement reached Monday between the U.S. Department of Justice and the nation’s two biggest card companies.

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Portugal Credit-Default Swaps Surge to Record on Budget Deficit Concern

The cost of insuring against default on Portuguese government debt surged to a record on concern the nation will struggle to reduce its budget deficit.

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Regulators seize 3 corporate credit unions, to sell assets

U.S. regulators seized three corporate credit unions on Friday and will repackage about $50 billion in troubled assets from these and previous seizures to sell on the open market.

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Regulators Seize Wholesale Credit Unions

Regulators took over three financial institutions that provide the underpinning for hundreds of the nation’s credit unions.

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Credit Union Regulator Cites 2 Local Execs in Amended Lawsuit

The National Credit Union Administration, the main regulatory agency to the nation’s 8,000 credit unions, filed an amended lawsuit against 15 former officers and directors, including two top San Diego executives, for their alleged role in the failure of Western Corporate Federal Credit Union.

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Fernandez Debt Beaten by IMF-`Blessed’ Pakistan, Jamaica: Argentina Credit

Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner’s reluctance to work with the International Monetary Fund is leading the nation’s bonds to lag behind debt from similarly rated Pakistan, Belize and Jamaica.

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Credit Agricole’s Kowalczyk Interview on Korean Won

Sept. 9 (Bloomberg) — Dariusz Kowalczyk, Hong-Kong based senior economist at Credit Agricole CIB, talks about the outlook for the South Korean won. The currency climbed to its strongest in a month on speculation the nation’s rising exports and an improving economy will spur inflows.

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Swedish debt office to close winning krona bet

The Swedish krona fell Tuesday after the nation’s debt agency said it would begin to unwind a successful 50 billion kronor ($6.8 billion) bet on the currency’s rise.

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Swedish Debt Office To Unwind Krona Position

(RTTNews) – The Swedish National Debt Office on Tuesday announced its intention to start unwinding its krona position for a stronger currency, depending on the prevailing market conditions.

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