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You don't have to wait for Black Friday for Black Friday-like deals anymore. Full Article at AZ Central.com
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WHILE many South Africans fear this year’s recession may rob them of eagerly awaited end-of-year bonuses and 13th cheques and put a damper on their festive season, most major Eastern Cape employers say their workers have nothing to worry about. Full Article at The Herald Online
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If new ideas can be used to help rebuild New Orleans after a hurricane, new ideas can be used to help diversify our economy in Ontario after the recession
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DESPITE the economic crunch leading to at least a 50% drop in the volume of sales in the property market nationally over the past year, the Eastern Cape has proved the most stable of all the provinces in these trying times. Full Article at The Herald Online
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21 November 2009 JEDDAH - Saudi Arabia's infrastructure sector is forecast to achieve a real growth of 2.88 percent y-o-y in 2009, with the construction industry's value to reach SR77.69 billion ($20.74 billion). Full Article at Zawya.com
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BUILDING society Nationwide yesterday forecast a protracted recovery from recession and interest rates at record lows until “at least” the final quarter of next year. Full Article at Wales Online
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His view is probably [that], in the middle of a recession, when we have 10 percent unemployment, [it] is not the time to be putting a huge new energy tax on our economy
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Indiana's jobless rate inched up last month as the Indianapolis area's recovery paused amid layoffs among government and leisure industry workers, labor market reports show. Full Article at Indianapolis Star
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(MENAFN - Arab News) While many Western investors remain fixated on somehow acquiring a slice of Turkmenistan's natural gas riches, despite a recent scandal over the country's actual reserves, there is another country further east whose energy and... Full Article at Middle East North Africa Financial Network
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If new ideas can be used to help rebuild New Orleans after a hurricane, new ideas can be used to help diversify our economy in Ontario after the recession
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His view is probably [that], in the middle of a recession, when we have 10 percent unemployment, [it] is not the time to be putting a huge new energy tax on our economy
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Poverty rose and income levels declined in 2002 for the second straight year as the nation's economy continued struggling after the first recession in a decade, the Census Bureau reported Friday.
SOURCE: Media Matters for America -
Governing plays an important role in informing and connecting America's state and local leaders ... Given the unprecedented challenges facing the country - growing unemployment, economic recession, failing infrastructure, healthcare reform, and energy insecurity - and on the eve of an important election...
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Although more workers shared with us in October’s Texas Employment Report that they feel confident in their personal employment situations, we are still continuing to see a sense of apprehension in their overall economic sentiment ... With Texas being one of the last states to begin feeling the impact o...
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The bad news for the Democrats is that the number of Americans who hold the GOP exclusively responsible for the recession has been steadily falling by about two to three points per month ... At that rate, only a handful of voters will blame the economy on the Republicans by the time next year’s midterm ...
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BEIJING – President Barack Obama says he's worried that spending too much money to help revive the economy could undermine a fragile U.S. recovery and throw the economy into a double-dip recession.
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It's probably the middle of next year before there are more positive signs of the Idaho economy moving out of its own recession in tandem of Utah and Colorado
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What happened on Wednesday was appalling. As an Irish sports fan, I am angry and annoyed at the injustice of Thierry Henry’s double hand ball. The decision to permit the goal to stand has possibly cost the Irish economy millions and, equally importantly, has deprived Ireland of the chance of a morale bo...
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It is outrageous that the Obama administration would deny workers their right to high-quality investment advice that could help them restore valuable savings that have been lost because of this economic recession
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This represents an easing in the employment losses in Kentucky's economy, which has hemorrhaged jobs in 19 months since the recession commenced in December 2007 ... Since the start of the recession, nonfarm employment in Kentucky has decreased by 109,500 positions.
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This represents an easing in the employment losses in Kentucky's economy, which has hemorrhaged jobs in 19 months since the recession commenced in December 2007 ... Since the start of the recession, nonfarm employment in Kentucky has decreased by 109,500 positions.
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Based on the data currently available, the recession that began at the close of 2007 appears to have ended sometime this summerthe longest and steepest drop in output since the Great Depression ... The federal government's series of unprecedented policy actionsboth fiscal and monetarydeserve much of the...
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In my 25 years serving these foundations, there has never been a business cycle, recession or even the national crisis of 9/11 that compares to the breadth and depth and length of the economic impact the current recession has had on the citizenry of Georgia
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Despite the economic recession that continues to plague the entire nation, our Workforce1 Career Centers have achieved the record 20,000 job placements we set out to achieve, and they've done it ahead of schedule ... Many New Yorkers are struggling to make ends meet or they're worried about losing their...
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Despite the economic recession that continues to plague the entire nation, our Workforce1 Career Centers have achieved the record 20,000 job placements we set out to achieve, and they've done it ahead of schedule ... Many New Yorkers are struggling to make ends meet or they're worried about losing their...
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If you look at the next economic expansion, you don't really have much prospect that wage growth is going to accelerate because you're still going to have globalization acting as a damper on wages, to say nothing of 10 percent unemployment or higher coming out of this recession
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Despite the longer term trend of rising employment and falling unemployment rates for foreign-born workers, the current recession offers new evidence that economic outcomes for immigrants in the short run are more strongly tied to the business cycle than for natives
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Obviously, the canal is most important to cargoes going from Asia to Europe, and the European economy has now come out of recession, but very weakly so. You still have Spain in recession and, of course, Britain in recession in the third quarter, so a recovery in those volumes is going to take a long tim...
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Obviously, the canal is most important to cargoes going from Asia to Europe, and the European economy has now come out of recession, but very weakly so. You still have Spain in recession and, of course, Britain in recession in the third quarter, so a recovery in those volumes is going to take a long tim...
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Reducing it will largely depend on getting the economy growing again, and if the recession deepens then the deficit will automatically widen, whatever the law says
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The grim forecast, described by people who were briefed on the report by Legislative Analyst Mac Taylor, comes courtesy of California's recession-wracked economy, unrealistic budgeting assumptions, spending cuts tied up in the courts and disappearing federal stimulus funds
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The recession of 2008 was the worst since the Great Depression.
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Britain has failed to emerge from recession, as new figures revealed the economy shrank by 0.4 per cent between July and September. The shock decline in gross domestic product (GDP) during the third quarter signals the sixth consecutive quarter of contraction in the British economy — making it the longe...
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It is important, though, to recognize if we keep on adding to debt, even in the midst of this recovery, that at some point, people could lose confidence in the U.S. economy in a way that could actually lead to a double-dip recession
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