No one immune to European crisis: IMF chief DNA India | IMF chief Christine Lagarde today warned that no one is immune to the European debt crisis that can have spillover effect on the global economy and called for "simple firewall" to contain the turmoil. | Speaking at the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting here, she underscored the need for eu...
US Airways Flight Attendant Deal Could Help Merger Effort The Street | Details of the deal, announced at 1:30 a.m. Friday, have not been released, but flight attendants may have scored an industry-leading contract, sources indicate. | In a brief statement, the US Airways chapter of the Association of Flight Attendants said the deal is expected to "unite the over 6,70...
Indy's ready for the big show Buffalo News | A Manning victory over Brady is the dream that could come true for Indianapolis this week. Well, sort of. | The Manning Indianapolis had in mind was Peyton, the hero of their beloved Colts, not his younger brother, Eli, of the New York Giants. But ...
The gravy train keeps on a-rolling The Examiner | The High-Speed Rail Project in California rolls on, seemingly invincible and equipped with a teflon shield, despite an incredible long list of independent sources that have significant issues with the project. Among them most recentl...
Fort Wayne Business & Finance The Examiner Andy FracicaJanuary 27, 2011 Business & Finance | January 27, 2011 Usually promotion is a term used by marketers and it is part of the four “P’s” of marketing, product, price, place, and promotion... Read more How Do You Cancel ...
South Bend Business & Finance The Examiner December 21, 2011 Business & Finance | December 21, 2011 James SummersWe’ve started talking about a great movement called the Dignity and Respect Campaign (A tip for Michiana businesses: Be encouraged) and... Read more Michiana Business Tip...
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UK wants stronger, deeper ties with India: Hague Zeenews London: Noting that India is making its mark on the global economy with electrifying skill, innovation and dynamism, British Foreign Secretary William Hague has said that now is th...
World stocks muted ahead of US growth figures my SA | BANGKOK (AP) — World stocks faced multiple headwinds Friday after disappointing Japanese earnings, higher unemployment in Spain and weak U.S. home sales. Investors awaited quar...
RON DERBY: Fed sees cheap money will be around for a while Business Day | WITH the promise of cheap money — for much longer than expected — from the US Federal Reserve (Fed), the fundamentals to support stronger equity and currency markets have bee...
Fireworks send Beijing air pollution soaring Austin American Statesman | BEIJING — Clouds of smoke from Lunar New Year fireworks sent air pollution in Beijing soaring under a new more sensitive measurement system. | Readings of fine particulate matter called PM2.5 were about 100 times worse on the Jan. 22 eve of t...
GPS devices let private snoops track cars, and privacy questions ensue Austin American Statesman | Only yesterday it was the exotic stuff of spy shows: Flip on a computer and track the enemy's speeding car. | But today, anyone with $300 can compete with Jack Bauer. Online, and soon in big-box stores, you can buy a device no bigger than a cigaret...
Former rival Cain endorses Gingrich Austin American Statesman | WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Former presidential hopeful Herman Cain threw his support behind Newt Gingrich on Saturday night, possibly providing the former House speaker with a late boost just days before Florida's primary. | Cain, a tea party fa...
World stocks muted ahead of US growth figures my SA | BANGKOK (AP) — World stocks faced multiple headwinds Friday after disappointing Japanese earnings, higher unemployment in Spain and weak U.S. home sales. Investors awaited quarterly growth figures from the U.S. later in the day. | Benchmark oil hovered below $100 per barrel while the dollar was lower against the euro and the yen. | European sha...
Hamish McRae: How much longer can the banks carry on stealing from savers? The Independent | I think we pretty much knew that already, but it has become even clearer in the past few days. We have had a hint from Mervyn King of a further injection of cash into the British economy. We have seen the impact of the European Central Bank's €300bn credit line to Europe's banks on sovereign bond yields – basically, the banks can borrow for t...
