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Competition for commercial lending, they note, has been fierce not just among banks but also from the capital markets.
ECONOMIST: American banks
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Governments took over note issuance from commercial banks not because the private sector was doing a bad job, but because governments wanted the profits for themselves.
FORBES: May the Best Currency Win
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The wonder of a currency board is that it is not meant to allow the authorities any discretion at all: in Hong Kong's case, the three note-issuing commercial banks may print money only by surrendering equivalent dollars to the monetary authority at the set rate.
ECONOMIST: The Hong Kong dollar: Off the peg? | The
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In simplified terms, what mattered to BAE - and to EADS - was that France and Germany would agree to limit their ownership and control of the enlarged business (and see my earlier note for why this was a commercial imperative for BAE).
BBC: How Germany killed the merger of BAE and EADS
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Timothy Anderson, an analyst at Prudential Equity Group, wrote in a note yesterday that liver toxicities seen with Prexige could be a commercial "deal killer" but that the results may help Merck.
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In the commercial, a rookie takes the long walk to his locker, where either a note to turn in his playbook or a gift from his quarterback awaits.
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