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The din from the commodity pits on the Chicago exchanges is growing louder. Real estate agents in London's Kensington and Chelsea say they can't meet demand for 1 million-1.5 million ($2.2 million-$3.4 million) homes. Wall Street's high-tech Nasdaq exchange has wheeled out its confetti machine for the… More
LONDON: The spectre of a global "jobless recovery" was conjured up yesterday by the Organisation for Economic… More
4:00AM Friday November 20, 2009
Labour's repudiation of the framework the Reserve Bank operates under has received a frosty reaction from the… More
PARIS: France has unveiled a budget-busting €35 billion ($71.5 billion) plan to make its economy more competitive… More
9:00AM Thursday November 19, 2009
New figures show employment rates are continuing to plummet, indicating New Zealand is in for a tough time next… More
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