Archive for November, 2009

11 Things to Celebrate as 2009 Comes to a Close

Things arent all bad. The markets rebounded, consumer-electronic prices are plummeting, foods are getting healthier and fewer people are dying on our roads

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City takes aim at blight

Banks are now facing annual charges for abandoned or foreclosed houses in Warren.

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Bring On Fed Transparency

By all means, we should let Congress audit our central bank.

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Asset manager to exceed 2009 revenue target by HUF 20 bln

Hungary’s national asset management company MNV will surpass this year’s revenue target by at least HUF 20 billion, CEO Miklós Kamarás told MTI.

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Record fall in consumer borrowing

Consumer borrowing – excluding mortgages – recorded its biggest month-on-month fall since Bank of England records began in 1993.

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Banks must pay for market failure

Wall Street must not be allowed to sidestep reform, says John Cassidy, British-born writer at the ‘New Yorker’.

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The week ahead for US stocks

NEW YORK: Investors may have to do some emotional juggling as the U.S. trading week begins. While markets around the world continue to assess the fallout from Dubai’s worrisome debt problems, investor…

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4. The week ahead for US stocks

NEW YORK: Dubai, jobs data, “Black Friday” results and a chance for Congress to throw fireballs at Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke. The US stock market’s path to glory is fraught with peril this week.

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