FirmGreen, Inc. CEO Steve Wilburn and 12 other CEOs joined Fred P. Hochberg, Chairman of Export-Import Bank of the United States and a number of President Obama's Senior Administration officials for a White House Business Council meeting on jobs and economic expansion through exports. (PRWeb August 29, 2012) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2012/8/prweb9847827.htm
FirmGreen, Inc. CEO Steve Wilburn and 12 other CEOs joined Fred P. Hochberg, Chairman of Export-Import Bank of the United States and a number of President Obama's Senior Administration officials for a White House Business Council meeting on jobs and economic expansion through exports.Newport Beach, California (PRWEB) August 29, 2012 Job creation and economic expansion through exports was the ...
Congress can come together and pass a bill the president will sign. They signed into law a bill continuing the Export-Import Bank. The American people should expect more RESULTS of this nature. Since it’s a lame duck Congress, shouldn’t the ...
President Obama lauded Congressional leaders for reaching a deal that extends the bank’s life to 2014, ending a fierce political fight over an institution dedicated to financing American exports abroad.
President Obama lauded Congressional leaders for reaching a deal that extends the bank’s life to 2014, ending a fierce political fight over an institution dedicated to financing American exports abroad.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The government's vehicle for promoting U.S. export sales survived a challenge from conservatives Tuesday with a Senate vote to renew the charter of the Export-Import Bank for three years. The vote, coming after the Senate ...
The Export-Import Bank won a new lease on life from Congress on Tuesday, as the Senate approved a House-passed bill extending the bank’s charter through September 2014 and raising its loan exposure cap to $140 billion — a 40 percent increase.
By JIM ABRAMS Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) - The government's vehicle for promoting U.S. export sales survived a challenge from conservatives Tuesday with a Senate vote to renew the charter of the Export-Import Bank for three years. The vote, coming ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Senate voted on Tuesday to renew the U.S. Export-Import Bank's charter through September 2014 and raise its lending cap to $140 billion, overcoming objections from conservative Republicans who wanted to shut the bank down. The bill now goes to President Barack Obama, who said he would sign it and praised lawmakers from both parties for coming together to pass the bill ...
