The voluntary sector will be hurt by the UK government’s plan to cap tax relief for charitable donations, the finance secretary claims.
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Swinney warning on tax relief cap
A woman who worked in the finance offices of the Archdiocese of New York was arrested on Monday, accused of channeling funds for nonexistent services to accounts she controlled.
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New York Archdiocese Worker Accused of $1 Million Embezzlement
PARIS — France lost its top-tier credit rating Friday, the finance minister announced, dealing a strong blow to the country’s effort to redress its finances and to President Nicolas Sarkozy’s campaign to get reelected. Read full article > >
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France loses AAA credit rating
Leigh Katcher maintained strict order in her life. She worked relentlessly, watched what she ate meticulously and never missed a day at the gym. “I was a little rigid,” she admits. Katcher took the GMAT during her senior year at the University of Virginia not because she was applying to graduate school, but because she thought she might someday. Her conscientiousness came in handy after four unhappy years in the finance world, when she decided business school could put her on a new path. Read full article > >
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On Love: ‘I never looked back. It was the best decision.’
It’s been a whirlwind week for Suzanne Mubarak: she was hauled in for questioning by Egyptian officials, reportedly experienced a heart attack, agreed to hand over $4 million in personal assets to the finance ministry, and now will be released from…
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Mubarak Wife Turns Over $4M
The Irish Republic agrees an 85bn euro bail-out according to an Irish state media report called ‘premature’ by the finance ministry.
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Ireland ‘gets 85bn-euro bail-out’
New York Archdiocese Worker Accused of $1 Million Embezzlement
Tuesday, January 31st, 2012
