U.S. sanctions net snares the innocent, burdens business
By Anna Yukhananov and Warren Strobel WASHINGTON (Reuters) - On a Friday afternoon in March, Jose Luis Zamora pulled into a Lexus dealership in Dallas to test-drive a new car...
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After success on Iran, U.S. Treasury’s sanctions team faces new challenges
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - This is what the modern American war room looks like: the clocks on the wall show the times in Kabul, Tehran and Bogota. The faces around the...
After success on Iran, U.S. Treasury’s sanctions team faces new challenges
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - This is what the modern American war room looks like: the clocks on the wall show the times in Kabul, Tehran and Bogota. The faces around the...
G20 gives U.S. year-end deadline for IMF reforms
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Finance chiefs from around the globe on Friday gave the United States until year-end to ratify long-delayed reforms to the International Monetary Fund and threatened to move...
Ukraine says fulfilled all conditions for first IMF tranche
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Ukraine Finance Minister Oleksander Shlapak said on Thursday that Kiev has fulfilled all conditions to receive the first portion of the financial aid package from the International...
IMF tells world to do more on growth ‘marathon’
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund on Thursday urged nations around the world to move ahead more quickly on policies needed to secure a stronger recovery and avoid a...
Ukraine crisis casts cloud over Moscow anti-money laundering meeting
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Russia's takeover of Crimea and the ensuing East-West crisis have cast a cloud over a meeting of top international anti-money laundering officials scheduled to take place in...
Exclusive: Russia wants IMF to move ahead on reforms without U.S. – sources
WASHINGTON/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian officials are pushing for the International Monetary Fund to move ahead with planned reforms without the United States, which could mean the loss of the U.S....
Exclusive: Russia wants IMF to move ahead on reforms without U.S. – sources
WASHINGTON/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian officials are pushing for the International Monetary Fund to move ahead with planned reforms without the United States, which could mean the loss of the U.S....
Oops, Congress asked to fix slip-up in Myanmar aid bill
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration is asking Congress to fix a 2012 bill that left a World Bank agency out of a list of 12 international financial institutions that...