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Economies

  • A Deeper Look at Green Industry Jobs
    A Deeper Look at Green Industry Jobs
    Currently, U.S. manufacturers producing or installing green energy products below-market pay and benefits.
    February 18, 2009BY Heide B. Malhotra
  • U.S. Treasury Secretary Geithner Announces Bailout Overhaul
    U.S. Treasury Secretary Geithner Announces Bailout Overhaul
    Trying to assuage investors, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on Tuesday announced a revamped and broadened federal financial rescue ...
    February 10, 2009BY Antonio Perez
  • Consumer Spending Falls, Macy’s Lays Off 7,000
    Consumer Spending Falls, Macy’s Lays Off 7,000
    As the economic recession worsens, businesses and consumers alike have cut back on spending.
    February 4, 2009BY Antonio Perez
  • Your Economy-Related Questions Answered
    Your Economy-Related Questions Answered
    Your boss just told you the bad news—you're one of a handful of people to receive a pink ...
    January 30, 2009BY Antonio Perez
  • Automakers Lost Nearly 1,000 Dealerships in 2008
    Automakers Lost Nearly 1,000 Dealerships in 2008
    U.S. automakers lost 1,000 dealerships in 2008, executives reported at the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA)
    January 27, 2009BY Antonio Perez
  • The Price of a Bubble
    The Price of a Bubble
    Jonathan Miller, founder, president, and CEO of a top NY property appraisal firm, saw the coming mortgage default ...
    January 23, 2009BY Joshua Philipp
  • The Amazing Disappearing TARP Funds
    The Amazing Disappearing TARP Funds
    The Treasury Dept. is propping up banks that refuse to lend to the taxpayers who are footing the ...
    January 21, 2009BY Heide B. Malhotra
  • Manufacturing Report Paints Dismal Picture
    Manufacturing Report Paints Dismal Picture
    Manufacturers disclosed a dismal picture of the industry, according to the latest Fed Business Outlook Survey.
    January 13, 2009BY Heide B. Malhotra
  • Report: Builders to Focus on Quality, Not Quantity
    Report: Builders to Focus on Quality, Not Quantity
    As the capital pinch forces developers to make do, the quality of units will take precedence over quantity ...
    January 9, 2009BY Christine Lin
  • Study: Shopping Malls Losing Customer Appeal
    Study: Shopping Malls Losing Customer Appeal
    U.S. shopping malls are losing customers, a new study shows.
    January 6, 2009BY Heide B. Malhotra
  • ‘Optimist’ Not Down Over Economic Hype
    ‘Optimist’ Not Down Over Economic Hype
    “Everybody thinks that all real estate is going to hell in a handbasket. Certainly not."
    January 6, 2009BY Christine Lin
  • Human Rights and China’s Trade War With Europe
    Human Rights and China’s Trade War With Europe
    The Chinese regime complains that tying trade to human rights and demanding safe products is "trade protectionism."
    January 3, 2009BY Wen Hua
  • Latin America Looks Toward Intraregional Trade
    Latin America Looks Toward Intraregional Trade
    Latin American countries are looking toward intraregional trade to boost their economies.
    December 30, 2008BY Heide B. Malhotra
  • Clinical Studies in the Crossfire
    Clinical Studies in the Crossfire
    Several medical publications have recently raised eyebrows for their scrutiny of the pharmacological industry.
    December 30, 2008BY Peter Sanftman
  • Santa’s Stimulus Plan Delivered, Economists Hope
    Santa’s Stimulus Plan Delivered, Economists Hope
    Economists have their fingers crossed in hopes that Santa delivered the economic boost that topped their lists.
    December 25, 2008BY Joshua Philipp
  • How to Keep Your Job in a Tough Economy
    How to Keep Your Job in a Tough Economy
    How can I hang on to my job?
    December 20, 2008BY Scott McKain
  • Financial Rescue Plan With Chinese Communist Characteristics
    Financial Rescue Plan With Chinese Communist Characteristics
    Scholars in China have questioned China's U.S.$586 billion stimulus plan.
    December 18, 2008BY Qi Xianyu
  • Small Firms in U.K. Struggling to Get Credit Despite Bailout
    Small Firms in U.K. Struggling to Get Credit Despite Bailout
    One in three small businesses are still struggling to get credit, despite the Government's £500 billion bailout.
    December 8, 2008BY Peter Collins
  • Better Oversight Needed for TARP
    Better Oversight Needed for TARP
    The Government Accountability Office (GAO) this week found that the U.S. Treasury's $700 billion troubled asset relief program ...
    December 4, 2008BY Antonio Perez
  • Taxes Determine Business Environments
    Taxes Determine Business Environments
    Studies suggest that high taxes in different regions put corporations at a competitive disadvantage.
    December 1, 2008BY Heide B. Malhotra
  • U.K. Attempts to Borrow Out of Recession With Tax Gamble
    U.K. Attempts to Borrow Out of Recession With Tax Gamble
    The British government has announced a series of tax cuts aimed to curb the battered U.K. economy.
    November 26, 2008BY Peter Collins
  • Helping Others When Your Money is Tight
    Helping Others When Your Money is Tight
    What can you do to help others while safeguarding your own family's well being?
    November 25, 2008BY Jason Alderman
  • Obama’s Treasury Pick Brings Winds of Change
    Obama’s Treasury Pick Brings Winds of Change
    Geithner should bring change to Washington as Treasury Secretary.
    November 24, 2008BY Antonio Perez
  • Stocks Plunge: Dow Down 445 Points, Lowest Since ’03
    Stocks Plunge: Dow Down 445 Points, Lowest Since ’03
    The Dow Jones Industrial average and the S&P 500 continued their perpetual slides Thursday, fueling fears of a ...
    November 21, 2008BY Mimi Li
  • UK Faces Sharp Economic Downturn
    UK Faces Sharp Economic Downturn
    CBI revised its economic forecast and predict Britain will enter a deeper and longer recession than first forecasted.
    November 20, 2008BY Peter Collins
  • America Holding on to Its Competitiveness Edge
    America Holding on to Its Competitiveness Edge
    The United States again was named the most productive business environment in the world
    November 20, 2008BY Heide B. Malhotra
  • Mr. Paulson: No Bailout for Auto Industry
    Mr. Paulson: No Bailout for Auto Industry
    Washington should not give Detroit the money it seeks.
    November 17, 2008BY Frank Yu
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