Tag: investors

• Friday, September 28th 2018 - 08:17 UTC

  Petrobras gradually moving out of lawsuits stemming from major corruption scheme

  

  Petrobras, Brazil's state oil company, has agreed to pay more than US$ 853m to the United States and Brazil, ending a long-running corruption investigation. The probe stemmed from a bribery scheme at the firm, which involved millions in payments that were concealed from investors and regulators.

• Thursday, August 23rd 2018 - 09:06 UTC

  Opinion polls confirm Lula's popularity and rattles markets

  

  The popularity of imprisoned former Brazilian president Lula da Silva has grown strongly despite his corruption conviction, an election poll on Wednesday showed, a result that rattled markets and raised the possibility that Lula’s running mate could ultimately become the next occupant of the country’s presidential palace.

• Tuesday, March 27th 2018 - 09:42 UTC

  The World's Biggest Investors Have Lost $436 Billion In 2018

  

  Wall Street is shocked, but it shouldn't be: Tariffs targeting China should have been a given, and now the market's tanking on trade war fears as if it just crept up on everyone, but Trump's been very clear on this.

• Thursday, February 17th 2011 - 22:54 UTC

  Gold, silver, platinum soar on fears of growing inflation

  

  Gold rose Thursday to a one-month high as rising consumer prices in United States and the UK boosted investor demand for an inflation hedge. Silver touched a 30-year high.

• Friday, February 4th 2011 - 21:53 UTC

  Argentina still haunted by the holdouts from the 2001 default

  

  Argentina’s attempts to return to global credit markets nine years after its 2001/02 default received this week mixed results. New York Federal Judge Thomas Griesa has issued a ruling urging Argentina to pay 54.33 million Euros (US$75.1 million) to the Capital Ventures International Fund.

• Monday, May 24th 2010 - 03:33 UTC

  Morales tells Spanish companies their investments in Bolivia are protected

  

  Investments by Spanish firms are protected in new Bolivian regulations, but companies involved in plots against the government will not be forgiven, said President Evo Morales on Sunday during a fence-mending speech.