Read today’s top news stories below:
Geneva Sees Opportunity in Bern’s Concessions on Bank Secrecy
Bloomberg, July 2, 2009
Is Swiss Banking Dead?
BusinessWeek, July 1, 2009
Malawi Anti-Corruption Body to Release Passport after Muluzi Signs Bond
Voice of America, July 2, 2009
Zimbabwe: Looting leaders must be held accountable
Zimbabwe Tribune, July 2, 2009
Overview: Peter Caryana rocks the boat
Accountancy Age, July 2, 2009
Caribbean Blue as Global Economic Gale Rages
Jakarta Globe, July 2, 2009
U.S. presses ahead with UBS lawsuit
World Radio Switzerland, July 1, 2009
Former Greek Siemens exec ordered held in Germany
Associated Press, July 1, 2009
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