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The worldwide economic recession has had European Union businesses keenly eyeing China for continuing markets, and the EU’s Chamber of Commerce in China (EUCCC) President Joerg Wuttke said European companies have a good reason to feel that way. Full Article at New Europe News
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Last amongst the three, but not at all least after Germany and France, the US economy was reported recently to have left recession behind and manage to have grown by 3.5% during the third quarter of the year, the Commerce Department in Washington said,... Full Article at New Europe News
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ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND - NOVEMBER 07: Christine Lagarde French Finance Minister, talks with the media at the end of the G20 finace ministers meeting on November 7, 2009 in St Andrews, Scotland. View Photo »
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The Great Recession has finally come to an end, in large part because of unprecedented policy efforts by the Federal Reserve and fiscal policymakers ... The cost to taxpayers has been substantial but would have been even greater if aggressive action was not taken and the financial crisis and recession h...
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In a meeting in Washington with the current Swedish Presidency of the European Union, US President Barack Obama said that as the world recovers from the economic recession that the US and EU should not slide toward protecting its favored industries as... Full Article at New Europe News
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A business leader who believes Redding can bootstrap itself out of the recession is asking the city to lend a hand. Full Article at Redding.com
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Nov. 9 (BusinessWire) Roy Dillon resigned as acting chief of clothing chain operator Hallenstein Glasson Holdings having previously steered the clothing chain’s menswear division through the recession. Full Article at Scoop - New Zealand News
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ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND - NOVEMBER 07: Timothy Geithner, U.S. Treasury Secretary and British Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling sit together during the G20 finace ministers family photograph on November 7, 2009 in St Andrews, Scotland. View Photo »
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This Great Recession is an inflection point for the economy in many respects. I think the unemployment rate will be permanently higher, or at least higher for the foreseeable future
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Two weeks ago, Republican candidate Rick Lazio was quietly running an uphill campaign for the 2010 race. Full Article at Syracuse.com
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The Q+A interview with Prime Minister John Key is transcribed below. Full Article at Scoop - New Zealand News
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The Great Recession has finally come to an end, in large part because of unprecedented policy efforts by the Federal Reserve and fiscal policymakers ... The cost to taxpayers has been substantial but would have been even greater if aggressive action was not taken and the financial crisis and recession h...
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This Great Recession is an inflection point for the economy in many respects. I think the unemployment rate will be permanently higher, or at least higher for the foreseeable future
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One of the difficulties for this part of the country is that it is really hard to isolate yourself ... If there is an economic recession or job losses in New York, that has an effect in South Dakota.
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That's why our No. 1 priority continues to be implementing Canada's Economic Action Plan - a plan that is creating new jobs and providing tax relief while assisting those who have been hardest hit by the global recession.
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During this recession, unemployment insurance has been a lifeline for millions of Americans and New Jersey residents. It has kept a roof over their head and food on the table ... In this tight job market and with the economy just starting to show signs of recovery, there are still six unemployed workers...
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After weeks of Republican delay, I am pleased we were finally able to pass this extension of unemployment benefits and tax cuts, which will provide a boost to our economy and real economic relief to millions of Americans still struggling under the weight of the Bush recession
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Beijing has resolutely opposed any protectionist trade moves by the United States, one of China's biggest trade partners, claiming protectionism will eventually hurt bilateral trade, and cripple a sluggish global economic recovery from a worst recession since the Great Depression
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We are committed to finding future opportunities to promote economic development in our community and stimulate growth in our neighborhoods ... Unfortunately, our partnership with Seedco Financial did not yield the results we expected. But we are confident we will develop new economic development strate...
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We are back on the map in a part of the economy that is not only big, but probably a little more recession-resistant. The needs of national defense are there, whether in a good year or a slump
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English tourists have been very loyal to Kenya even in bad times like during the post-election violence, but this new arrangement will make them think twice and they may choose other destinations because of the costs in the wake of the global economic recession.
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I don't see why, because frankly, when President Obama committed to the $50 billion over the court of five years, the economic recession was in full throes. So he went in eyes wide open
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Flagstaff will continue to stave off extremely harsh economic conditions better than other communities in Arizona partly because of our strong tourism attraction and because our manufacturers produce recession-resistant products, including pet foods, paper products and medical devices
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Overall, people are very apprehensive, rightly so, about the economy, and they want their government to work harder to get us out of this recession as soon as possible ... I think the best way to prepare for next year is to work as hard as we can right now, to bring recovery to Maryland as soon as possi...
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We have been fortunate that the economy in the Baton Rouge area has remained strong in spite of a national recession
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There were high expectations that the US and other global markets would face a correction because there is a clear mismatch between the markets' performance and the economic situation. The Dow Jones has rebounded sharply while the US economy is still in recession. European markets have also rebounded wh...
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The recession may technically be over, but the bad times still have to feed through the economy and businesses will be feeling it well into next year
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The many health care providers who serve state employees, retirees and their dependents provide an invaluable service, and they deserve their compensation in a timely manner ... The larger issue is that the nation is in the midst of the worst economic recession in decades, and the state of Illinois is f...
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New Zealand has had a recession, and the pick-up is slower and more vulnerable - a difference financial markets do not appear to appreciate. This is particularly evident in the relatively stable cross-rate on foreign exchange markets. If financial markets can't see the differences, they will eventually ...
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New Zealand has come out of recession _ just _ but unemployment tends to lag behind an economy getting back on its feet ... Recent forecasts though have unemployment peaking closer to seven percent, instead of the eight percent forecast in the budget.
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Yes, New Zealand has come out of recession. But unemployment tends to lag behind an economy getting back on its feet. Recent forecasts though have unemployment peaking closer to 7 percent, instead of the 8 percent forecast in the budget
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A quick return to rapid rates of growth still looks unlikely ... But the economy will pull out of recession before the year is out and this is unlikely to stop the Bank of England from extending its program of quantitative easing at Thursday's meeting.
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The challenges we face going forward will be financial in nature as we wrestle with the worst recession since the Great Depression
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We have to work together, pull together to work through this recession ... It will be a speech tied to unity and remind our party membership and remind Albertans that we went into this recession (in a) better economic position than anyone in Canada and we’re going to come out stronger.
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The effects of the recession, the poor exchange rates in Europe and general uncertainty in the economy pointed towards an upsurge in domestic tourism in 2009
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It was no accident that the recession ended just as the stimulus kicked in
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