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Moody’s puts Bahrain ratings on review
Credit ratings agency Moody’s Investors Service placed Bahrain’s A3 government rating on review for possible downgrade on Wednesday as the tiny kingdom grapples with anti-government protests that have already toppled two entrenched leaders in other Arab countries.
S&P puts Deutsche Boerse on negative rating watch
International ratings agency Standard and Poor’s put Deutsche Boerse’s long-term credit rating on negative watch Wednesday, expressing concern over the stock market operator’s finances as it pursues a tie-up with NYSE Euronext.
Failed Evergreen deal puts spotlight on Patrick’s development policy
Evergreen Solar Inc.’s recent decision to shut its Devens factory, which received millions of dollars in state subsidies, has reignited a debate on the use of incentives to lure investment and jobs to Massachusetts. But underlying the controversy is a broader question: Should government favor specific industries in its economic policies?
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