
U.S. economic performance is expected to get stronger in the final months of the year if current trends continue. There is a noticeable increase in automobile sales, construction projects and manufacturing production lately. Stocks also performed well on Wednesday following a report that new jobs were added by the private sector, the largest hiring in […]
Thursday December 02 2010, 4:16 AM EDT | Posted in
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U.S. unemployment rates will continue to be high and no new jobs will be available to Americans if the economic recovery fails to quicken its pace soon. This is the sentiment aired by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke when he spoke with business leaders in Ohio State University on Tuesday. He warned that prolonged […]
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American federal employee wages will be frozen if the Obama administration implements a plan to save some funds in order to trim the huge budget deficit. The proposal covers approximately 2 million civilian federal workers excluding military personnel. A panel overseeing the deficit cut wants to freeze wages of federal employees for the next three […]
Tuesday November 30 2010, 3:34 AM EDT | Posted in
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Jobs hiring may not necessarily follow an increase in productivity and profits in this down economy, recent data suggests. Companies are utilizing ways to maximize existing resources that they have including their workers to eke out a profit and they are not are so keen to expand their business because of the lingering uncertainty. With […]
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Foreclosure sales all over the country are set to resume soon as government mortgage firms Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac advised real estate agents to restart their processing as usual. The companies have put a freeze on sales of foreclosed homes because of the foreclosure documents fiasco that erupted two months ago. Freddie Mac sent […]
Saturday November 27 2010, 4:23 AM EDT | Posted in
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Mortgage relief companies that charge advance fees to consumers would now be prohibited to do so, in an effort to protect Americans from dubious schemes, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced today. The FTC now requires a written offer to be accepted by a customer before the lender can charge any fees. “This rule […]
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Ireland expectedly sought a huge loan from the International Monetary Fund on Sunday, as the former European economic powerhouse tries to recover from a severe financial crisis, a downward spiral that has plagued its banking system. Similarly, Greece suffered from such a crisis and has since secured a rescue package from the worldwide financial institution. […]
Monday November 22 2010, 4:31 AM EDT | Posted in
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Middle-class tax cuts will be tried to be extended by Democrats in Congress through a series of votes. The lawmakers, who met with President Barack Obama on Thursday at the White House, also plans to allow tax cuts for affluent Americans to expire. The move by Obama’s party mates is likely to be curtailed by […]
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The foreclosure documents fiasco, which has prompted an ongoing federal investigation, could have grave consequences for banks, lenders and the whole housing market, the Congressional Oversight Panel warned on Tuesday. The panel outlined in its latest report about a host of potential problems that the foreclosure mess can create. It describes a best-case scenario, where […]
Tuesday November 16 2010, 9:58 AM EDT | Posted in
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The economy of Japan grew at an annualized rate of 3.9 percent during the third quarter as the stimulus package of the government boosted private spending. But analysts cautioned against feeling overly optimistic, since a possibility of a dip is likely if the yen gets stronger, exports weaken and subsidies given for the acquisition of […]
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