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Showing posts with label u.s. economy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label u.s. economy. Show all posts

Sunday, February 6, 2011

Stocks Notch Fifth Rise in Past Six Sessions .


The Dow Jones Industrial Average inched up in choppy trading to claim the fifth rise in six sessions, as investors paused following a strong run-up and fresh uncertainty in Egypt...


Source: www.online.wsj.com

Friday, September 17, 2010

Global stocks try third week of gains


Global stock markets were on their way to a third week of gains on Friday, with emerging markets favored, while the threat of Japanese intervention kept the yen close to its lows for the month....

Monday, June 7, 2010

Mistake to Give up on Europe


Amid worries about the tumbling euro, here are seven reasons not to dump foreign-stock funds...

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

Mad as Hell: Growing Government Role Fuels Anger...


As the u.s government continue's to attempt to gain more and more control over american's daily lives(healthcare,etc), resentment against the government, is growing at an alarming pace..

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

Big changes in store for US credit cardholders

Every American with a credit card will see sweeping changes in the market, with limits on sudden hikes in interest rates that drive consumers deeper into debt. Even cardholders who pay off their balance each month may face new annual fees or lose out on lucrative rewards programs...

http://news.yahoo.com

Stocks in U.S. Fall on Concern Over Lending Restrictions;

U.S. Steel Gains U.S. stocks retreated, erasing gains in the final hour of trading for a second day, as the Federal Reserve predicted a deeper recession and concern grew that credit-card issuers will be hurt by new lending restrictions.

www.bloomberg.com

Thursday, April 30, 2009

Economists see more job losses, 9.8% unemployment


Nearly one in 10 U.S. workers will be unemployed before the job market starts to improve, economists in a USA TODAY survey predict. Most expect continued deterioration in the overall economy over the next six months...

www.usatoday.com