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DealBook »   BNP Is Said to Mull $700 Million Private Equity Sale | BNP Paribasas, the largest French bank, is considering selling a $700 million private equity portfolio, as upcoming regulations are set to impose higher capital requirements on the private equity activities of banks, people close to the situation told The Financial Times.

PAGE A4 Emission Laws for City Fleet New York City is set to impose strict environmental standards on cars and vans it buys, and to modify its diesel trucks and buses with high-efficiency filters.

And, not just because it's set to impose the world's first internet tax (paywall).

Australia is also set to impose a carbon tax on domestic jet emissions.

It has also opted not to impose higher mileage standards on automakers.

Republicans say it is strange that Democrats who want to impose higher income taxes on millionaires refuse to impose higher Medicare premiums on wealthy retirees.

Hedge funds are allowed to impose high management fees.

Insurers who participate in this market must sell plans with a standard set of comprehensive benefits, and may not deny coverage to, or impose higher premiums on, persons with pre-existing conditions.

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"A spike in oil prices can have the potential to set off inflationary pressures, lead to slower growth and impose higher production costs on business," he said.

Brokers will impose higher fees to cover compliance.