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101. Japanese Finance Minister Boosts Euro -- City Index UK

LONDON -- (Marketwire) -- 01/08/13 -- City Index UK - Risk consolidates at higher levels as FX treads water. Japan's financ

102. German New Car Market Shrank in 2012

The German new car market is expected to stagnate in the coming 12 months after it shrank last year by 2.9 percent compared with 2011, data released Thursday showed.

103. Gold Set to Shine Even More Brightly in 2013

Gold proved a good place to store wealth in 2012 and so it could be again in 2013.

104. Fiscal Cliff Causes Uncertainty for 2013 IPO Outlook

2013 may finally be the turnaround year for the U.S. IPO market, according to a new survey of U.S. transaction attorneys conducted by KCSA Strategic Communications.

105. Trade Deficit on Course for Surplus

While Washington wrestles with the nation's burgeoning budget deficits, some good news has emerged on the other deficit front: The nation's bloated trade deficit appears to be turning the corner, with at least one prominent economist predicting it will disappear altogether within a decade.

106. Former Bankia Chief Questioned About Fraud Allegations

Rodrigo Rato, the 63-year-old former director of the International Monetary Fund and former Spanish economy minister, was the last among 33 former Bankia board members to be interrogated.

107. Marifil Mines Year End Update: December 2012

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (Marketwire) -- 12/19/12 -- Dear Shareholders & Investors,

108. Fiscal Cliff a Major Concern for Chemicals Executives

According to the KPMG poll, 41 percent of industry business leaders indicate that in the current macro-economic environment, their biggest concern is the U.S. fiscal cliff.

109. IMF Alerts LatAm to Possible Fiscal Cliff in US

International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde on Friday alerted Latin America to a potential U.S. "fiscal cliff."

110. EU Approves Aid for Italy's Monte dei Paschi Bank

The European Commission has temporarily approved a $5.1-billion (3.9-billion-euro) injection of state aid for Italy's third-largest bank, Monte dei Paschi di Siena.

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