Official: Taliban better financed than al-Qaida
The Taliban are in much stronger financial shape than al-Qaida and rely on a wide range of criminal activities to pay for attacks on U.S. and coalition forces in Afghanistan, a senior Treasury Department official said Monday. read the full story
Official: Taliban better financed than al-Qaida
The Taliban are in much stronger financial shape than al-Qaida and rely on a wide range of criminal activities to pay for attacks on U.S. and coalition forces in Afghanistan, a senior Treasury Department official said Monday. read the full story
Official: Taliban better financed than al-Qaida
The Taliban are in much stronger financial shape than al-Qaida and rely on a wide range of criminal activities to pay for attacks on U.S. and coalition forces in Afghanistan, a senior Treasury Department official said Monday. read the full story
The New York Philharmonic's global "commie tour" has hit a snag: The or chestra had to cancel its jaunt to Cuba after the Treasury Department said its wealthy backers couldn't come along. Pity those poor rich (hypocritical) capitalists -- and the... read the full story
Official: Taliban better financed than al-Qaida
The Taliban are in much stronger financial shape than al-Qaida and rely on a wide range of criminal activities to pay for attacks on U.S. and coalition forces in Afghanistan, a senior Treasury Department official said Monday. read the full story
Official: Taliban better financed than al-Qaida
The Taliban are in much stronger financial shape than al-Qaida and rely on a wide range of criminal activities to pay for attacks on U.S. and coalition forces in Afghanistan, a senior Treasury Department official said Monday. read the full story
Official: Taliban is better financed than al-Qaida
WASHINGTON (AP) — A senior Treasury Department official says the Taliban is in much stronger financial shape than al-Qaida and relies on a wide range of criminal activities to pay for attacks on U.S. forces in Afghanistan. read the full story
BofA's Latest Bailout Bill: $713 Million
Bank of America says its board has authorized a $713 million dividend payment on preferred stock issued to the Treasury Department as part of the government's bank rescue program last year. read the full story
Florida company fined $3M for transactions
A Florida company has been fined nearly $3 million for activating thousands of electronic currency accounts for customers in Iran, the Treasury Department said Thursday. read the full story
Florida company fined $3M for transactions
A Florida company has been fined nearly $3 million for activating thousands of electronic currency accounts for customers in Iran, the Treasury Department said Thursday. read the full story
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