March 5 (Bloomberg) — United Business Media Ltd. rose the most since July in London trading after announcing a U.K. tax settlement that was less than analysts expected. Read the original post: United Business Media Advances After Tax Settlement (Update1) (Bloomberg)

The problem that new bank loans flow into the stock market and the property market was not severe, and loans related to the real estate industry won’t be restricted, said Liu Mingkang, chairman from the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) yesterday. “Credit support to land reserve, realty development and individual housing mortgage will continue, and will also be more prudent.”...

MONTICELLO — A Kansas City firm that partially financed the stalled Entertainment City project is suing a collection of companies controlled by Concord owner Louis Cappelli, claiming the developer has defaulted on loans that including interest and… Go here to read the rest: Backer sues Concord developer Cappelli for $162.5 in loans (Middletown Times Herald-Record)

Chile will need international loans and up to four years to rebuild after one of the most powerful earthquakes in a century killed hundreds of people, the country’s president has said. See the rest here: Chile Calls For Loans To Rebuild After Quake (SkyNews via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)

Chile will need international loans and three to four years to rebuild after one of the most powerful earthquakes in a century killed hundreds of people and demolished cities and towns Read this article: Chile wants loans, focuses on aid for quake areas (TVNZ)

March 5 (Bloomberg) — A group of Tribune Co. creditors sued the banks behind the publisher’s 2007 leveraged buyout, claiming the $8 billion in loans they arranged for the deal doomed the company to bankruptcy. Read the original: Tribune Creditors Sue JPMorgan Over Loans for Leveraged Buyout (Bloomberg)