(Bloomberg) Australia’s Mathias Cormann was selected on Friday to head the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, defeating Sweden’s Cecilia Malmstrom in a closely contested race, according to a person familiar with the decision.
(Bloomberg) The Biden administration will make $4 billion in aid to Central American countries contingent upon their commitment to anticorruption and good governance measures, it said Wednesday.
The boom is coming : New openings, expansions could make Trumbull a restaurant destination
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Joe Worthington describes the custom bar that will be the centerpiece of the new Ecco restaurant while Dan Camporeale inspects the framing on Thursday, March 4.Donald Eng / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
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Melissa Cotto, owner, poses with some of her family in the restaurant space that will soon become Marianna s Pantry, in Trumbull, Conn. March 5, 2020. Cotto is seen here with her daughters, Liana and Alexandra, and her mother Marianna.Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
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TRUMBULL It wasn’t that long ago that downtown Fairfield was something of a restaurant desert, according to Joe Worthington, a partner in Fairfield’s Pizzeria Molto.
CPAC Isnât âEntiretyâ of Republicans, Cassidy Says
The cast of characters at CPAC âis not the entirety of the Republican Party,â Bill Cassidy, one of seven GOP senators who voted to uphold Trumpâs impeachment conviction this month, said on CNN.
The Louisiana lawmaker was among the prominent Republicans who didnât attend this weekendâs meeting, either by choice or because they werenât invited.
âPolitical organizations and campaigns are about winning. Over the last four years, we lost the House of Representatives, the Senate and the presidency,â Cassidy said. âIf we plan to win in 2022 and 2024, we have to listen to the voters. Not just those who really like President Trump, but also those who perhaps are less sure.â
Goldman Boosts Credit Line for Mexicoâs Konfio to $160 Million
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February 25 2021, 9:50 PM
(Bloomberg) Goldman Sachs Group Inc is increasing a credit line to Mexican financial technology firm Konfio Ltd. to support the startup in its bid to disrupt traditional lending practices in Latin Americaâs second-largest economy.
(Bloomberg) Goldman Sachs Group Inc is increasing a credit line to Mexican financial technology firm Konfio Ltd. to support the startup in its bid to disrupt traditional lending practices in Latin Americaâs second-largest economy.
Goldman will provide $160 million of support for Konfio to draw from, up from an earlier pledge of $100 million, the Mexico City-based company said in an statement. The credit extension will allow Konfio to increase the number of loans it gives to small and medium-sized companies.