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H ouston's diverse economy may be the port in the economic storm, but that still doesn't mean the city will have a better-than-average Christmas or that employers will start taking on lots of workers anytime soon, according to local economic experts. Full Article at Houston Chronicle
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Its reliance on the City for large chunks of economic growth, the worrying state of the housing market, the excessive levels of debt held by consumers around the country were worrying enough, and that was before you started to consider the terrifying... Full Article at The Telegraph
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The Federal Government's infrastructure scheme, part of its fiscal stimulus, is necessary to give Australia the capacity to cater to booming demand for its commodity resources, five analysts said. Full Article at PerthNow
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Rain pours as the largest privately owned solar roof in Manhattan was unveiled, atop 45 Rockefeller Plaza in New York, November 20, 2007.REUTERS/Chip East NEW YORK - Recession-stricken New York City plans to double its current green work force by... Full Article at International Business Times
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Phil Woolas, the immigration minister, said that immigration reforms were working. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Hopefully we'll feel more comfortable spending money this year
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We're not forecasting a meltdown ... Certainly we're in a downturn, but we see this as a debt crisis, not a commercial real estate crisis.
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It's really hard to find a new job, especially at the executive level, and it's as bleak as I've ever seen it ... It's even worse than the 1980s.
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We've got great schools, but they tended in the past to be Ivory Tower places, which don't really connect with the real economy ... We're trying to make that connection.
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