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| | | ... banks, including the country's four largest lenders, following their downgrade of Spain last month. WASHINGTON - US President Barack Obama is selling a $US3.8 trillion ($A3.57 trillion) election-year budget - a spending outline designed to cut $US4 trillion ... |
| | | | ... than in 2008-09." Deloitte Access Economics may have been sucked in again -- just as it was in 2008. A day before US President Obama's inauguration, Access Economics released its December 2008 quarter Business Outlook. The press quoted the report as ... |
| | | | Could it be? Not long after US President Obama has departed this land that's girt by sea, Americans are now picking on Australians for their woes. Blaming it on our "recessionary mindset" and our "despondent consumer confidence". According to theage.com.au ... |
| | | | ... demokratia (rule of the people) -- the system of government that the Greeks gave the world. Democracy - that which US President Abraham Lincoln referred to in his Gettysburg Address as the "government of the people, by the people and for the people." ... |
| | | | ... on countries with "misaligned" exchange rates and US Treasury Secretary Geithner's vocal support for the bill and US President Obama's accusation that China is "gaming the system" by keeping its currency artificially low. But if you don't believe China's ... |
| | | | ... on you. Fool me - you can't get fooled again." (George W. Bush) Ok, stop giggling now, we all know what the former US President was trying to say. This 'Bushism' - one of many - came to mind as I watched the financial markets' positive reaction to the ... |
| | | | Twisted! This was Wall Street's reaction to the US Federal Reserve's remake of the 1961 version of US President John F. Kennedy and the then Fed's attempt to salvage America. The major US equity indices fell big time - the Dow closed 2.5% off, the S&P ... |
| | | | ... action? There's none! At least, the Big O is seen to be doing something (he needs to, his second term depends on this). US President Obama proposed a US$450 billion jobs initiative following the latest US non-farm payrolls data showing that not one additional ... |
| | | | ... HONG KONG - Asian shares mostly fell on Friday as China's August inflation rate remained on the high side, while US President Barack Obama's plan to boost jobs in the world's biggest economy failed to inspire markets. Sentiment was also weighed by news ... |
| | | | The Australian share market was higher at noon, extending gains from early trade after US President Barack Obama delivered a highly-anticipated speech on his plan to stimulate the US economy. The local bourse opened slightly higher on Friday, despite ... |
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