BELO HORIZONTE/RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) – The deadly collapse of a tailings dam last November at the Samarco mine, owned by Vale SA and BHP Billiton, was caused by drainage and design flaws, a report into Brazil’s worst-ever environmental disaster showed on Monday. Read more here. About Kreller Group The Kreller Companies were founded in […]
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According to a new report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, more consumers with poor credit are getting credit cards, but at the same time, the delinquency rate is dropping. More credit cards going to buyers with imperfect credit About Kreller Group The Kreller Companies were founded in 1988 by a former D&B
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The nation’s mayors and governors are hoping the next president will do what even record-low interest rates haven’t: jumpstart investment in America’s roads, water works and mass-transit systems. States, Cities Mount U.S. Election-Year Push for Infrastructure About Kreller Group The Kreller Companies were founded in 1988 by a former D&B national account manager who envisioned
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by Dylan Owens & Emily Fey Export-Import Bank of the United States has encountered significant obstacles in its reauthorization pursuit. In addition, the global economy has experienced enormous change including the value of the dollar and its impact on U.S. companies. The 2016 EXIM Bank Annual Conference was unlike past events. This year’s forum was
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By Robert Goldstein, Senior International Trade Specialist rgoldstein@kreller.com After years or work and two years behind schedule, the widened and deepened 102 year old Panama Canal is due to commence operations in July. Well, maybe. But the work is pretty much done. The Canal’s new dimensions will allow larger container ships to pass through but
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By Jennifer Hudgens, Vice President, Kreller Credit jhudgens@kreller.com Lately there has been much passionate political debate regarding the recent passing of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) free trade agreement. Candidates running for the U.S. Presidency have been stating their views for or against TPP during the nightly debates. Meanwhile, protesters have been organizing mass protests worldwide.
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