Banking and Finance: Charles in charge - Head of Institute of International Finance speaks in Prague
                   
praguepost.com     May 15, 2008          

By Michael Heitmann Staff Writer, The Prague Post President Václav Klaus (right) listened to his friend Charles Dallara's lecture on strengthening banking systems last Wednesday. Perhaps seeking some illumination, Prague’s local banking community turned out in force May 7 for a discussion with... [read full story]                

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Dollar firms on signs of rate hike

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