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This is good, people should join national building by doing what the OP did. This our government needs to be pushed to get things done. |
Six of the world’s biggest banks will pay $5.8 billion and five of them agreed to plead guilty to charges tied to a currency-rigging probe as they seek to wind down almost half a decade of enforcement actions. Citicorp, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Barclays Plc and Royal Bank of Scotland Plc agreed to plead guilty to conspiring to manipulate the price of U.S. dollars and euros in settlements with the Justice Department announced in Washington Wednesday. The main banking unit of UBS Group AG agreed to plead guilty to charges related to interest-rate manipulation. The Swiss bank, the first to cooperate with antitrust investigators, was granted immunity in the currency probe. The four banks that agreed to plead guilty to currency charges are among the world’s biggest foreign-exchange traders. They were accused of colluding to influence benchmark rates by aligning positions and pushing transactions through at the same time. Traders who described themselves as members of “The Cartel” used online chat rooms to discuss their positions in the minutes before the rates were set, the Justice Department said. “By agreeing not to buy or sell at certain times, the traders protected each other’s trading positions by withholding supply of or demand for currency and suppressing competition in the FX market,” the government said in a statement. The accords bring the total fines and penalties paid by the five banks to resolve the currency investigations to about $9 billion, the Justice Department said. In the settlement with the Justice Department, Citigroup Inc. will pay $925 million, the highest of the banks penalized. Barclays agreed to a fine of $650 million. JPMorgan will pay $550 million, and Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc agreed to a $395 million fine. UBS will pay $203 million. Separately, the Federal Reserve imposed fines of more than $1.6 billion on the five banks for “unsafe and unsound practices.” Barclays will pay an additional $1.3 billion as part of settlements with the New York Department of Financial Services, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the U.K.’s Financial Conduct Authority. The Fed also fined Bank of America Corp. $205 million. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-05-20/six-banks-pay-5-8-billion-five-plead-guilty-to-market-rigging |
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lekahm:No mind am, the kind bible wey GEJ carry. The Jews are still looking for it |
syras:You don't have much to be worried about, just face your studies and don't dabble into shady business. Like every other country, there is racism but its nothing too serious. |
syras:What do you want to know? |
derrick333:And where is the demand? The issue is not investing, the issue is there is no demand for leisure of such capacity in Nigeria. Whites don't need to be rich to have fun and can clear afford club merchandise. Our income per head is just too low. You think Dangote is thinking about the people first? Its Supply and Demand first ! |
derrick333:How much will local league fetch him or you think he is doing it for charity? |
austinesteve:Yes o |
Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, has said he still wants to buy Arsenal despite failing in a 2010 bid to acquire a stake in the club. The Nigerian billionaire is now worth nearly eight times as much as when he tried to buy into the Gunners, and the passionate Gooners has not given up on his dream of getting involved with the north London club. “I still hope, one day at the right price, that I’ll buy the team,” Dangote, 58, told Bloomberg. “I might buy it, not at a ridiculous price but a price that the owners won’t want to resist," he continued, before ominously adding, "I know my strategy. Interestingly, Dangote has publically stated that Arsene Wenger “needs to change his style a bit,” claiming the team "need new direction.” but his bid to take over the club won't be coming immediately, with the cement and commodities tycoon wanting to get his portfolio of businesses in order first. “We have $16 billion-worth of investments in the next few years,” he said. “Right now I want to take my own business to a certain level. Once I finish on that trajectory, then maybe [an offer will follow.]" Majority owner Kroenke recently bought more shares in Arsenal, and is not believed to have any interest in selling the club. Dangote - valued at over US$15billion - is worth more than both Arsenal majority shareholder Stan Kroenke and Uzbek Billionaire Alisher Usmanov, who have been fighting for control at the Emirates in recent years. http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/africas-richest-man-confirms-interest-5637493
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chic2pimp:Big excuse, the injury wasn't on the medical form and yet they want to take shot. That was the juice they denied him, if not we would have seen the Manny that throw endless punches a round, even with all the combinations Floyd throw more punches than him. |
SirShymexx:And thanks for the comments. Good to have people that actually understand this sport on here. |
Ralphlauren:He should be the next. If UK continue to make noise, he would get his chance. |
SirShymexx:I hope he does, he has the right crowd |
SirShymexx:Khan have a shot now.. The Money Team all day |
Nihilist:Gbao The Money Team |
Billyonaire:I thought you bet on Floyd, sorry bro. |
Nihilist:He will have it in another life ![]() MONEY MAYWEATHER all day everyday |
Talent vs Agidi Boxer vs Fighter Money Mayweather |
Setaje:Lol.. ![]() |
Setaje:Lol.. |
SirShymexx:No mind them, Floyd mum was a drug addict. Dad was incarcerated for 5 years. What a rosy life, Money winning this one |
SirShymexx:I want to see the adjustment both make after round 4. Money usually lose early round but this is different |
SirShymexx:You know how it is, MONEY on this one bro |
GogetterMD:Mayweather won DelaHoya two years before Many fought washed up DelaHoya at catch weight. Mayweather fought him at 154, DelaHoya comfortable weight while Manny asked him to drop weight to 147. Mayweather beat you at your best! |
SirShymexx:That is exactly my fear, Mayweather Vs Manny II is going to be bigger if this fight is close. No one will even remember Kahn again lol |
SirShymexx:Yeah, he said a lot of unnecessary things when this fight was announced. Saying Mayweather took the easy way out as if he is better than Manny but I think that was because he thought he was the next in line and Mayweather opt for Manny. |
SirShymexx:What about Chisoro Vs Klitschko? Another flop but trust me Kahn has British support already, Hatton and other retired boxers are have started calling for it but why do you hate Kahn nah? |
SirShymexx:Lol.. ![]() |
SirShymexx:One thing I am sure is he would get his shot, UK and the entire middle East are behind him. |
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