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WASHINGTON - The World Bank on Tuesday approved two billion US dollars in loans for Mexico to help it weather the global financial crisis and the swine flu pandemic.
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Wall Street edged lower Tuesday, after the U.S. government reported that the economy grew at a slower pace in the third quarter than first anticipated. The Commerce Department says the economy grew at...
The global financial crisis has little impact on the 2010 Shanghai Expo, senior Shanghai officials said Tuesday. "The participation of 242 countries and international organizations has made the expo unprecedented in scale," said Yang Xiong, deputy director of the Executive Committee for the Shanghai Expo, in a report to the Paris-based International Exhibitions Bureau (BIE). Many participants ...
HONG KONG -- Asian markets fell Tuesday as dealers shrugged off a strong lead from Wall Street, with deflation fears pushing Japan lower while Shanghai and Hong Kong dropped on liquidity fears in Chin...
Wall Street lost value overnight after official figures showed the US economy grew at a slower rate than expected in the third quarter. GDP registered 2.8 per cent as opposed to the 3.5 per cent the ...
Nov 25 (Reuters) - The following were the top stories in The Wall Street Journal on Wednesday. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. * Another of General Motors Co's brands appears all but headed for the junkyard after the collapse of the company's plan to sell Saab to a Swedish maker of exotic cars. Sweden's Koenigsegg Group AB said it was backing out of ...
Shareholders risk "sleep-walking their way into another financial crisis" unless they intervene and challenge companies, according to Lord Myners, the City minister.
November 24, 2009 By Palesa Motloung The JSE ended flat on Tuesday moving in line with a sideways Wall Street, with a local trader saying the bourse was seeing some buying, but with market players ...
After all is said and done Rupert Murdoch may still be seen as the sly old fox that really knew best. Many bloggers and journalists have pounded the insanity of Murdoch's suggestion that News Corp publications might strike an exclusive indexing deal with Bing and delist itself from Google's search engine. However, what if Murdoch was really only talking about the Wall Street Journal and not all ...
The Wall Street Journal 's Digits weblog has taken note of how Nina Paley's Sita Sings the Blues has made its creator $55,000 so far... [read more]
Quarterly results from Hewlett-Packard and Heinz added to Wall Street’s pessimism on Tuesday after a barrage of economic data sent US stocks lower.
More than 70 per cent of workers aged 55 and above said the financial crisis has left them with no option but to shelve their retirement plans.
Wall Street investors are hoping that consumers will shop until they drop this holiday season.
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