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Zynga, whose shares are trading two-thirds below its IPO price, has since announced that it would loosen its ties with Facebook and develop its own network for gamers.

The central bank said today that it would go on flooding the money markets with cash in excess of its formal target of 20 trillion yen, and that it would loosen its restrictions further on making money available to borrowers.

SHANGHAI — CHINA announced last week that it would loosen its famous "one-child" policy, enforced since 1980.

Sun Microsystems share sunw is up 11/16 to 78 1/2 after the software developer said it would loosen its control over the Java programming language in what is widely seen as a concession to the movement toward open forms of software developments.

Just before the meeting, China began allowing the renminbi to rise at a somewhat faster rate, though its total appreciation, since Beijing announced in June that it would loosen exchange-rate controls, still amounts to less than 3 percent.

"I think we've made a step forward," he told reporters last month, when the government first announced it would loosen restrictions.

TRUMP: I'd have to get my lawyers in to tell you, but I would loosen them up.

One effect of the label changes could be to make it less likely that Medicare would loosen reimbursement policies for the drugs.

The first, Hamdan said, is that Iran would slowly withdraw from Syria; the second is that Iran would loosen its control in the other nation where it wields major influence and where the U.S. is now fighting the Islamic State: Iraq.

On Monday, the company confirmed rumors that those ties would loosen, announcing that it would close the two manufacturing plants at its East Syracuse site, laying off 1,200 workers and moving those operations to Asia and the South.

He and his friends complained at Disneyland's City Hall, where employees said it had recently been refurbished and would "loosen up" over time.