• Turns out that the currency board country is better off than the central bank one.

    FORBES: The hoodwinkers

  • Plus, since banks are able to get the cheaper borrowing rates from central banks than from one another the Libor market is less active than it once was and thus less reliable, Gensler notes.

    FORBES: Kill Libor, Markets Need A New Benchmark

  • Plus, since banks these days tend to get the cheaper borrowing rates from central banks than from one another the Libor market is less active than it was and thus less reliable, Gensler notes.

    FORBES: Kill Libor, Markets Need A New Benchmark

  • Such calculations are more art than science: one exercise by the European Central Bank estimated China's norm 16, 384 different ways.

    ECONOMIST: Exports

  • They were trying to find a way to send more than one message at a time along a telegraph wire which was then one of the central technological problems of the day.

    NEWYORKER: In the Air

  • In New York, Jonathan Miller, president and chief executive of appraisal firm Miller Samuel, said an apartment with a view of Manhattan's Central Park can sell for 50% more than one in the same building without the view.

    WSJ: What's a View Worth?

  • Ever since his arrest earlier in the year, larger than life Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom has become one of the central figures in the global debate surrounding piracy and file-sharing.

    FORBES: Kim Dotcom Hints That Megaupload Is Coming Back This Year

  • This time around, the central banks are providing funds through an overnight tender, rather than an one-month or three-month tender.

    FORBES: Central Banks To The Rescue

  • The cut Wednesday comes less than one month after another half-point cut, that time coordinated with central banks around the globe.

    FORBES: The prime rate will come down, but loans won't go up.

  • It's far more efficient than most national electricity grids, which rely on large central power stations to send electricity exclusively in one direction from the power stations to the final customer.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • At least one central banker remains far more worried about the strength of the American economy than he is about the inflationary effects of the boatloads of stimulus being thrown at the problem.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • This week, the Central Bank said it was willing to tolerate a stronger real after opting for a weaker one less than six short months ago.

    FORBES: Brazil's Conundrum: The Strong Weak Economy

  • Iraqi and U.S. troops from the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force exchanged gunfire for more than one hour before capturing a number of paramilitaries and seizing weapons and explosives, U.S. Central Command said.

    CNN: Marine dies in Baghdad mosque raid

  • One, on 26 May, hits a building in the main bazaar in central Miranshah, less than 500m from where I am staying.

    BBC: Inside Pakistan's drone country

  • The two-year bond yield -- one of the maturities the central bank could target -- has plunged from a peak of more than 7 per cent last year to 2.59 per cent yesterday.

    CNN: Spain escapes aid but doubts remain

  • Two of those contenders, Irina Khakamada and Nikolai Kharitonov, have complained to the Central Election Commission, infuriated that while each candidate is supposed to be equal, one appears more equal than the rest.

    BBC: The power of publicity

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