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A measure of U.S. business activity slowed for the first time in seven months in September as new orders and inventories weakened.
The National […]
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Three governments nationalized banking and insurance group Fortis in a bid to avert U.S.-style financial contagion, but the European sector’s troubles appeared to be […]
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Asian hedge fund managers are waiting with dread to see if tough new short selling restrictions sweep across the region after Australia and Taiwan […]
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Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson on Friday didn’t mince words when it came to the cost of his latest proposal to stem the credit crisis. […]
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Gas prices fell for the second-straight day Friday, after rising for eight consecutive days following the refinery-battering Hurricanes Gustav and Ike, according to a […]
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Dave Croft Motors filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Wednesday but plans to remain open as it attempts to reorganize.
In filings in U.S. […]
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand will now accept bank bills in its daily market operations to ease pressure on liquidity in the financial […]
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The U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank will not cut interest rates this year to calm wild markets but may be forced […]
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Japan, Australia and India pumped $33 billion into money markets on Wednesday as a U.S. government bailout of insurer AIG did little to ease […]
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Following is a table of forecasts for annual economic growth rates for Asia through 2009 from the Asian Development Bank in Manila.
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