G20 vows to crack down on corporate tax evasion
16/02/2013 - G20

G20 vows to crack down on corporate tax evasion

The G20 group of nations ended a two-day summit in Russia on Saturday, rejecting talk of a "currency war" and vowing to crack down on corporations seeking to avoid taxation in their home countries.
Spain sends distress call over 'closed' credit markets
05/06/2012 - SPAIN

Spain sends distress call over 'closed' credit markets

A Spanish government official flagged the country's growing debt crisis to the G7 countries on Tuesday, saying credit markets turning their backs to high borrowing costs were severely limiting the finances of the eurozone's fourth largest economy.
G8 pledges $38 billion for Arab countries
11/09/2011 - FRANCE

G8 pledges $38 billion for Arab countries

Finance leaders meeting for G8 talks in Marseilles on Saturday pledged $38 billion in loans and grants to Tunisia, Egypt, Morocco and Jordan over the next two years, and invited Libya to join the partnership.
Economic gloom piles pressure on G7 finance talks
09/09/2011 - FRANCE

Economic gloom piles pressure on G7 finance talks

France has called for a “co-ordinated response” to the global debt crisis in the run-up to Friday’s meeting of G7 countries in the French city of Marseilles late Friday afternoon, following major falls on world stock markets in recent weeks.
G7 nations vow to cancel Haiti debt
07/02/2010 - G7

G7 nations vow to cancel Haiti debt

The world's seven most industrialized countries vowed Saturday they would each cancel their nation's remaining bilateral debt with quake-hit Haiti, Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said.
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