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Friday, January 13, 2012
Olive Oil Project in Argentina Secures OPIC loanArgentine Olive Ranch in San Juan, Argentina is pleased to confirm that it has received a loan of 10 million USD for its integrated olive grove and oil processing facility in San Juan, Argentina. The project is based on 2,500 acres of land in San Juan and is a fully integrated operation from the tree nursery to final processing of extra virgin olive both for export to US and other markets worldwide. The CEO of the company is Mr. Ralph Rybacki and the principal Argentine shareholder and joint founder is Ignacio Aldao. |
GSEs Unveil Hope for Homeowners With Refinance Program ChangesThe Federal Housing Finance Agency, which regulates government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, as well as 12 Federal home loan banks, today announced a changes to the Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP) designed help reach even more troubled homeowners and enhance borrowers' chances of keeping their homes. |
Patty Duke Advises Boomers To Apply for Social Security Benefits OnlineActress Patty Duke and other cast members from her iconic '60s television show have reunited to urge seniors to apply for Social Security benefits online. |
Democrats Propose Jobs Bills That Would Help Tech CollegesState Democrats announced a package of job creation bills they plan to introduce later this week that would funnel money to technical colleges facing filled classes and waiting lists or job training programs. |
