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Xinhua on Tuesday that "the world economy is climbing out of the financial crisis step by step...The global stocks markets have been bouncing back since March 2009, all kinds of risk indicators on the credit market have been down back to or close to the...
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President Obama is right to bring together some of the nation’s top business, labor and community leaders to figure out how to bring jobs into the recovery...We must create a new financial structure -- an inclusive, expansive economy that harnesses the...
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It's time to start getting tough on Beijing. No, this is not a rant about China's alleged lack of human rights. When China has something as evil as Abu Ghraib and Bagram we might have a right to complain. Nor am I complaining about China's lack of something...
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The UN team credited bold stimulus policies by governments for having averted a new great depression but said it was too early to return to “business as usual”. Predicting mild 2.4 per cent growth next year, the authors of the UN’s annual status report...
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Bernanke on Thursday offered a strong defense of his handling of last year's near collapse of the economy, telling a Senate panel considering his pending reconfirmation that his actions helped avert an even greater crisis. The nation's central banker...
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The UN predicted Wednesday a fragile world economic recovery next year from a two-year crisis and said the risk remained of a “double-dip” recession. Stimulus packages deployed by many rich nations had played a large part in ending the downturn that began...
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Last year's market crash knocked the stuffing out of several stocks...Money-losing car companies such as General Motors and overleveraged investment banks such as Lehman Brothers had serious debt problems that meant their demises were likely only a matter...
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President Barack Obama has called a jobs summit for December 3 – the day before the Bureau of Labor Statistics is likely to report the unemployment rate for November increased yet again, beyond the 26 year high 10.2% registered in the October. Instead...
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Is it any surprise that Dubai is now seeing a major economic crash after borrowing over $50 billion dollars to build a glittering metropolis of lavish luxury that, with the floundering global economy, has turned into nothing but a ghost town compared...
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On January 20, 1937, in his Second Inaugural Address, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt said “I see one third of a nation ill-housed, ill-clad, and ill-nourished. The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance...
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