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  • Gasoline fuels inflation to first increase in 6 months (CTV Toronto)

    Updated: Wed May. 21 2008 8:41:35 AM CTV.ca News Staff
    2008-05-21 09:10:13

  • Help for Hawaii's Economy (KHON 2 Honolulu)

    Hawaii's economy may be slowing down, but there are encouraging signs on the horizon. A number of business owners got advice today on how to grow Hawaii's economy.
    2008-05-21 08:54:10

  • Stocks: The Great Rebate Race (BusinessWeek)

    Which outfits will grab the largest share of consumers' stimulus checks? Here are some potential winners
    2008-05-21 08:58:03

  • Stocks: The Great Rebate Race (BusinessWeek)

    Which outfits will grab the largest share of consumers' stimulus checks? Here are some potential winners
    2008-05-21 08:58:03

  • You do not need any permission to link to any of the pages on this ... - PRWeb

    Limited copyright is granted for you to use and/or republish any of the press releases on this site for any legitimate media purpose as long as you reference PRWeb as the source. Using the press releases from the PRWeb network of sites on other sites ...
    2008-05-16 03:20:00

  • Vietnam Premier Says Policy Should Focus on Inflation (Update3) - Bloomberg

    May 21 (Bloomberg) -- Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung told the nation's central bank to focus its interest-rate policy on fighting inflation, suggesting the government is more concerned now about rising prices than economic growth. ``The ...
    2008-05-21 03:25:00

  • Italian banks to relax mortgage terms on borrowers in govt deal UPDATE - Forbes

    MILAN (Thomson Financial) - The Italian Banking Association (ABI) has agreed to relax conditions on variable rate mortgage borrowers, hit by higher rates, in a deal with the government, said economy minister Giulio Tremonti. Speaking in a news ...
    2008-05-21 11:03:00

  • Fed sees economy getting worse - CNN Money

    NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The Federal Reserve sees worse economic problems ahead, according to new forecasts from the central bank released Wednesday. But even so, the Fed may be reluctant to cut interest rates any further than it already has, the ...
    2008-05-21 04:32:00

  • French finance minister calls for realignment of currencies - International Herald Tribune

    PARIS : France urged central bankers Wednesday to reduce the "misalignment" in the world's major currencies, warning that a low dollar is feeding an increasing trend toward protectionism in the United States and elsewhere. The French finance minister ...
    2008-05-21 11:25:00

  • Briefly . . . NATION/WORLD - Philadelphia Daily News

    YANGON, Myanmar - The United Nations has received permission from Myanmar's government to operate nine helicopters to bring relief supplies to victims of the country's recent Cyclone Nargis, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said yesterday. "We have ...
    2008-05-21 05:44:00

  • Claims of wrongdoing hit Moody's - BBC Business

    Shares in US credit rating agency Moody's Investor Services have tumbled almost 16% after a newspaper report suggested it mislead investors. The Financial Times reported that the New York firm wrongly assigned premium credit ratings to complex pools ...
    2008-05-21 05:37:00

  • Press Scan (TurkishPress.com)

    ANKARA - These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in Turkish press on May 21st, 2008. The Anadolu Agency does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
    2008-05-21 06:49:58

  • Mortgage lending falls 8% - MyFinances.co.uk

    Mortgage lending fell eight per cent during April, as the credit crunch and falling house prices turn buyers away from the property market. Research from the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML – which represents 98 per cent of the mortgage industry ...
    2008-05-21 03:25:00

  • Thousands given mortgage warning - BBC News

    The charity said this meant if there was a long-term drop in household income they ran the risk of being unable to meet mortgage payments. The statistics come amid concerns about the impact of the credit turbulence on the property market. The figures ...
    2008-05-18 05:55:00

  • Summer power bills to increase - Times-Journal

    Power bills for many DeKalb County residents are about to get a little more expensive. The Tennessee Valley Authority plans to boost electricity rates July 1 to offset rising costs of coal and the lingering effects of the drought. Rates for most ...
    2008-05-21 04:11:00

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