Tags: Banking
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Businesses in Cyprus Feeling the Strain of Bank Closures
Government still fears a run on the banks
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Cyprus Officials Planning to Limit Cash Withdrawals From Banks
We wouldn't want a run on the banks, would we?
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Tax Increases No Different Than Taxing Bank Accounts
Would a tax on Cypriot bank accounts be that different from taxation in America? Not really.
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Ira Stoll on Taxing Bank Accounts in Cyprus and Taxation in America
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Cypriot Legislators Are Rushing to Put Together a Bailout Plan
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Cypriots Only Able to Withdraw €260 From Their Accounts
Taking what they can while the government tries to sort out a deal with the European Union
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New Cyprus Bank Plan Targets Big Depositors
Deposits below 100,000 euros would be safe
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Europe Plays Blame Game on Cyprus Bank Mess
Nobody wants to take responsibility for move to tax deposits
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GOP Congressman Introduces a Bill to Prevent Run on the Banks
Rep. Billy Long (R-Mo.) doesn't like what he sees in Cyprus
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Proposed Bank Raid in Cyprus a Sign of Things to Come?
When someone suddenly takes money out of your bank account without your permission, what's that called?
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Resistance Grows to Cyprus Bank Deposit Seizures
Turns out people don't like their money being stolen
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Europe May Spare Cyprus's Small Savers from Bank Tax
To head off massive opposition
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Markets Drop Over Cyprus Bailout Concerns
Reassuring, not
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Cyprus ATMs Empty as Parliament Postpones Debate on Bank Bailout
Cypriots want their money before the government steals it or the banks collapse
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Covered at Reason 24/7: Spy Agencies To Scrutinize Americans' Financial Records Under White House Plan
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Hungarian Prime Minister Wants State-Owned Banks
As EU warns of a "backslide on democracy"
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IMF Chief Urges the European Central Bank to Cut Interest Rate More
Also wants demand boosted in Germany
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EU May Cap Bonuses for Bankers
Apparently trying to drive the entire industry to Singapore
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Elizabeth Warren to Ben Bernanke: Big Banks Should Pay for Being Too Big to Fail
Bloomberg News recently valued big banks' cheaper borrowing rates because they're too big to fail at $83 billion a year
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Bank of England Official Says Negative Interest Rates Should be Considered
Rate has been held at 0.5 percent for years