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Monthly Archive January, 2012

Noda Says Japan Must Heed Lessons of Europe - Bloomberg

January 16, 2012

Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda said containing Japan

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After nationalizing housing finance, Uncle Sam faces tough choices

January 13, 2012

Now that we’ve essentially socialized the mortgage business, the federal government finds itself with two incompatible objectives.
It wants to help people stay in their homes, […]

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Retail Sales in U.S. Probably Increased on Holiday Discounts - Bloomberg

January 12, 2012

Sales (RSTAMOM) at U.S. retailers probably rose in December as Americans bought discounted holiday items, giving the economy a boost entering 2012, economists said before […]

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FDA steps up testing for fungicide in orange juice

January 10, 2012

The Food and Drug Administration says it will step up testing for a fungicide that has been found in low levels in orange juice.
FDA officials […]

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EU

January 9, 2012

Europe

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New Zealand beachgoers grab milk from wrecked ship

January 8, 2012

New Zealand authorities trying to clean up a wrecked cargo ship that split in two over the weekend want beachgoers to stay away from the […]

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Iran reported to enrich uranium at underground lab

Iran has begun uranium enrichment at a new underground site built to withstand possible airstrikes, a leading hard-line newspaper reported Sunday in another show of […]

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China Will Boost Consumption Amid Global Slowdown, Commerce Minister Says - Bloomberg

January 7, 2012

China will roll out measures to boost consumption this year as it strives to meet challenges posed by a global slowdown, Commerce Minister Chen Deming […]

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Hungary open to discuss standby deal with IMF

January 5, 2012

Hungary’s top financial negotiator said his nation is open to working out a standby loan with the International Monetary Fund but insisted Thursday that Hungary […]

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Verizon scraps $2 fee

January 3, 2012

Well, that didn’t take long.
Verizon said Friday that it was scrapping a controversial $2 fee for one-time bill payments announced just a day earlier. […]

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