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Monday, 12 May 2008 09:24 AM EET
 
 
World Bank Calls for WTO Breakthrough at G8  10 Jul 2006US/Canada
Global trade talks are on the cusp of collapse and leaders of the world's most powerful industrialized and developing countries must break the impasse at a summit in Russia next week, World Bank
IDC Expected Global Sales of 229.4 Million PCs this Year  28 Mar 2006US/Canada
Market researcher IDC on Monday cut its forecast for 2006 U.S. personal computer sales by 2 percent, citing Microsoft Corp.'s delayed consumer launch of its Windows Vista operating
U.S. Senate Raises Debt Limit to $9 Trillion  16 Mar 2006US/Canada
Congress agreed to let the government borrow another $781 billion Thursday, allowing lawmakers and President Bush to pay for the war in Iraq and combat terrorism without raising taxes or cutting
Medicare May Hurt Access for Seniors  16 Mar 2006US/Canada
Scores of doctors will stop seeing new Medicare patients or decrease the number they see if the federal government goes ahead with a proposed cut in their reimbursement rates, the American Medical
Senate Votes to Raise Debt Limit  16 Mar 2006US/Canada
Congress agreed to let the government borrow another $781 billion Thursday, allowing lawmakers and President Bush to pay for the war in Iraq and combat terrorism without raising taxes or cutting
  Bush Reaffirms Pre-Emptive Use of Force  16 Mar 2006US/Canada
  Undaunted by the difficult war in Iraq, President Bush reaffirmed his strike-first policy against terrorists and enemy nations on Thursday and said Iran may pose the biggest challenge for
  Rice: China Must Explain Military Buildup  16 Mar 2006US/Canada
  Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Thursday that China must be more open about its military buildup and play by international economic rules as its influence grows around the world. "I
Inflation Slows Sharply in February  16 Mar 2006US/Canada
Inflation slowed sharply in February as food costs moderated and the price of gasoline, natural gas and other energy products posted big declines. The Labor Department reported Thursday that its
Judge Orders FDA Whistleblower to Testify  15 Mar 2006US/Canada
The Food and Drug Administration whistleblower who has criticized the agency's handling of Vioxx will be deposed, a judge ruled, offering evidence that could aid thousands of lawsuits over the
Judge Denies Grasso Request on Lawsuit  15 Mar 2006US/Canada
A judge on Wednesday refused to dismiss most of a complaint New York's attorney general filed against Richard A. Grasso, former president of the New York Stock Exchange, over his $187.5 million
  Banks Retool to Meet Market Segment Needs  15 Mar 2006US/Canada
  One of Maria Carrillo's clients said thieves jumped him on payday because they knew he'd leave the check-cashing business with his pockets full of bills. How was he to know he could open a
Fed: Economy Carries Momentum In Springs  15 Mar 2006US/Canada
The economy headed into the spring season with solid momentum, helping to generate more employment opportunities and keep factories humming, the Federal Reserve reported Wednesday. Overall
DP World Unveils Port Operation Sale Plans  15 Mar 2006US/Canada
A Dubai-owned company said Wednesday it plans to sell all its U.S. port operations within four to six months to an unrelated American buyer and laid out new details about how it plans to pursue the
Commerce Secretary Urges China to Change  14 Mar 2006US/Canada
Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez said Tuesday that China's failure to change its economic policies plays into the hands of American lawmakers eager to "build protectionist barriers
IRS Suggests Publicizing Corporate Returns  14 Mar 2006US/Canada
Lawmakers should consider making corporate tax returns public to encourage businesses to follow tax laws, IRS Commissioner Mark Everson said Tuesday. "I believe this idea merits debate,"
Farmers Face Immigrant Workers Shortage  14 Mar 2006US/Canada
Randy Scarbor was counting on the 15 immigrant workers who lived on his farm to harvest his 60-acre sweet-potato crop last fall, but they vanished just as the work got under way. He instead was
Bernanke: Budget Deficits Endanger Economy  14 Mar 2006US/Canada
The persistence of big budget deficits raises risks to the country's long-term economic health and they need to be curbed, says Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke. "The prospective
  U.S. Current Account Deficit Hits $804.9B  14 Mar 2006US/Canada
  America went deeper into debt to foreigners last year as the deficit in the broadest measure of foreign trade hit a record $804.9 billion. The Commerce Department reported Tuesday that the deficit
Suit Aims to Stall Alaska Oil Development  12 Mar 2006US/Canada
Environmental groups are suing the Interior Department to block expanded oil and gas exploration in an ecologically sensitive area of Alaska's North Slope. The 18-page lawsuit filed Friday in
U.S. Investigates Possible Mad Cow Case  12 Mar 2006US/Canada
The Agriculture Department is investigating a possible case of mad cow disease, the agency's chief veterinarian said Saturday. A routine test indicated the possible presence of mad cow

   
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