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ASIAN MARKETS GAIN AFTER US HOUSE PASSES STIMULUS BILL; EUROPE OPENS DOWN
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 29, 2009
January 29, 2009 – 3:45 AM
by Stephen Wright – Associated Press
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE STAR TRIBUNE’ (USA)
BANGKOK, Thailand – Asian markets advanced Thursday, with Hong Kong jumping 4.6 percent in a catch-up 
rally, as the U.S. House of Representatives approved a $819 billion stimulus bill that investors hope will help lift the American economy out of its worst crisis in decades. European markets opened lower.
Japan’s Nikkei 225 stock average rose 144.95 points, or 1.8 percent, to 8,251.24 even as new data showed that retail sales in the world’s second-largest economy sank the most in nearly four years in December.
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng leaped 575.83 points, or 4.6 percent, to 13,154.43 after being closed for three days for the Lunar New Year. Mainland China’s markets are closed all week. South Korea’s Kospi gained 0.7 percent and Australia’s main index rose 0.9 percent.
Sentiment in Asia got a boost as President Barack Obama’s massive stimulus package moved closer to becoming a reality.
The Democratic-controlled House of Representatives approved the bill Wednesday night, sending it to the Senate where debate could begin as early as Monday. Democratic leaders have pledged to have legislation ready for Obama’s signature by mid-February.
“The U.S. stimulus package has a positive psychological impact on markets globally,” said Castor Pang, an analyst at Sun Hung Kai Financial in Hong Kong.
“But there is still going to be bad news in the form of profit warnings 
and unemployment,” he said. “The unemployment rate is going to continue to climb, making U.S. consumers even more hesitant about spending.”
As trading got underway in Europe, major bourses fell with France’s CAC-40 off 1.1 percent, Germany’s DAX down 1 percent and Britain’s FTSE 100 slipping 1.1 percent.
U.S. stock index futures were down, suggesting Wall Street would open lower Thursday. Dow futures were down 87 points, or 1.1 percent, at 8,235 and S&P500 futures were off 8.6 points, or 1 perc(AP) — ent, at 862.90.
Financial stocks led Asia’s advance Thursday, buoyed in part by hopes of new U.S. efforts to trim bad debt and spur lending.
In Hong Kong, banking giant HSBC jumped 8.4 percent and China’s top lender, Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd., or ICBC, added 5 percent.
In Tokyo, megabank Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group soared 13 percent, Mitsubishi UFJ jumped 4.8 percent and Mizuho added 5.2 percent.
Japanese exporters such as Sony and Toshiba reported weak quarterly results after the market closed.
Sony Corp.’s net profit tumbled 95 percent in the October-December quarter, as the global slump hurt sales of its core electronics products, while Toshiba Corp. sank into the red in the third quarter and expects a loss for the full year.
Elsewhere, New Zealand’s benchmark index was up 0.8 percent after the central bank slashed its key interest rate by 1.5 percentage points to 3.5 percent to prevent the country’s recession from deepening.
Oil prices slipped below $42 a barrel as rising U.S. crude inventories offset expectations the U.S. stimulus package will revive growth and consumer demand. Light, sweet crude for March delivery was down 34 cents to $41.82 a barrel by midday in Singapore in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
In currency trading, the dollar fell to 90.02 yen from 90.41 late Wednesday in New York, while the euro declined to $1.3044 from $1.3139.
Posted in AGRICULTURE, ASIA, BANKING SYSTEMS, BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA -(DEC. 2008/JAN. 2009), CHINA, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, EUROPE, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, GERMANY, HONG KONG, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIES, INTERNATIONAL, JAPAN, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, RESTRUCTURING OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR, STOCK MARKETS, THE EUROPEAN UNION, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE PRESIDENCY - USA, THE WORK MARKET, UNEMPLOYMENT, UNITED KINGDOM, USA | Leave a Comment »
U.S. FEDERAL RESERVE STRUGGLES TO REVIVE ECON GROWTH
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 28, 2009
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Agence France-Presse
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE MANILA TIMES’ (Philippines)
WASHINGTON, D.C.: The US Federal Reserve wraps up a two-day policy meeting Wednesday focused on new 
tools to revive a moribund economy that has so far failed to respond to its zero-interest rate policy.
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting was being held six weeks after the central bank slashed its base-lending rate to a range of zero to 0.25 percent and predicted “exceptionally low” rates to persist.
An announcement was due around 1915 GMT Wednesday.
Joseph Balestrino at Federated Investors said he expected some clues from the Fed on additional efforts to get credit flowing in the economy.
“There’s not much more the central bank can do on the monetary policy front after having lowered its target federal funds rate to a record low,” he said.
“What may be worth noting is the language the Fed uses to describe the state of an economy that, since the two-day meeting that ended December 16, appears to have worsened on most every front.”
Balestrino said Fed chairman Ben Bernanke and his colleagues “are likely to be more explicit about their plans for quantitative easing—that is, using measures such as direct injections into banks and purchases of debt securities to pump more capital into ailing institutions and the markets.”
Sacha Tihanyi, analyst at Scotia Capital, said the market expects the Fed to take further action to help fire up growth.
“With rates going nowhere for some time, the market’s focus will be on whether the Fed will be looking to buy government—or corporate—securities in the near future,” Tihanyi said.
“This is a highly controversial step and some see this as somewhat of a high-risk policy but on the other hand, it is one of the few avenues the Fed has left open to it with regard to further easing monetary conditions.”
Despite the zero-rate policy, Bernanke and others have repeatedly said the central bank is not out of ammunition to fight the crisis. But Bernanke avoided the use of the term “quantitative easing,” saying the Fed has engaged in what he called “credit easing” to spur more lending activity.
The Fed “has already done a lot and will continue to do a lot” in addition to moving on interest rates, said Nariman Behravesh, chief economist at IHS Global Insight.
The central bank has already offered exceptional aid to banks and other firms, and has been buying up mortgage-backed bonds and commercial paper to help unfreeze credit in those areas.
Analysts say this has helped somewhat but that credit markets remain under stress, with lenders and consumers skittish about taking on new risks.
Morgan Stanley economist Ted Wieseman said he expected nothing dramatic from the Fed meeting.
“Obviously rates have already been cut about as low as they can go,” he said.
“If long-end [Treasury bond] yields continue surging higher, the Fed will undoubtedly eventually step in and start buying, but such an announcement probably wouldn’t come in an FOMC statement.”
Economist Joseph LaVorgna at Deutsche Bank said the Fed might not yet be ready for direct purchases of US Treasuries.
“Even though we believe the Fed will eventually be forced to purchase Treasuries in an attempt to cap their yields we do not believe the Fed is going to announce those intentions today,” he said.
He said some members might be uncomfortable with what could be seen as a drastic step.
“Rather, we expect the Fed to repeat the ‘committee is evaluating the potential benefits of purchasing longer-term Treasury securities.’”
Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James & Associates, said each word of the Fed statement would be weighed and parsed carefully.
“The wording of the policy statement will signal future intentions,” he said.
“In each statement, the Fed describes its economic outlook. A darkening in that outlook would likely mean that further stimulus efforts are coming. A brighter outlook would suggest that policy will become less accommodative.”
Posted in BANKING SYSTEM - USA, BANKRUPTCIES - USA, CENTRAL BANKS, COMMERCE, DOLLAR (USA), ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, HOUSING CRISIS - USA, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, MACROECONOMY, NATIONAL DEBT - USA, PUBLIC SECTOR AND STATE OWNED ENTERPRISES, RECESSION, REGULATIONS AND BUSINESS TRANSPARENCY, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, RESTRUCTURING OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR, STATE TARIFFS, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT, TRADE DEFICIT - USA, USA | Leave a Comment »
INDÚSTRIA PAULISTA DEMITIU 130 MIL TRABALHADORES EM DEZEMBRO (Brazil)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 27, 2009
26/01/2009 21:26
Agência Brasil
PUBLISHED BY ‘CORREIO BRAZILIENSE’
Posted in ÍNDICES ECONÔMICOS - BRASIL, BRASIL, CIDADES, COMMERCE, DEPUTADOS ESTADUAIS, ECONOMIA - BRASIL, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, INDÚSTRIAS, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIES, INTERNATIONAL, O PODER EXECUTIVO ESTADUAL, O PODER EXECUTIVO MUNICIPAL, O PODER LEGISLATIVO ESTADUAL, O PODER LEGISLATIVO MUNICIPAL, OS GOVERNADORES, OS MEIOS DE COMUNICAÇÃO - BRASIL, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, TAXAS DE DESEMPREGO, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, UNEMPLOYMENT, VEREADORES | Leave a Comment »
IBM DEVE CORTAR 2,8 MIL EMPREGOS, DIZ SINDICATO (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 27, 2009
26/01/2009 21:51
Agence France-Presse
PUBLISHED BY ‘CORREIO BRAZILIENSE’
Posted in BANKING SYSTEM - USA, DIGITAL INDUSTRIES, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, ELECTRIC / ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE WORK MARKET, UNEMPLOYMENT, USA | Leave a Comment »
BMW VOWS NO COMPULSORY JOB CUTS IN 2009 (Germany)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 26, 2009
10:30:00 01/26/2009
Agence France-Presse
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER’
BMW VOWS NO COMPULSORY JOB CUTS IN 2009 (Germany)
Posted in AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, EMPLOYMENT, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, GERMANY, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIES, INTERNATIONAL, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET | Leave a Comment »
RURAL BANKS LAY OFF 1,000 WORKERS – TUCP (Philippines)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 26, 2009
15:57:00 01/26/2009
by Kristine L. Alave – Philippine Daily Inquirer
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER’
Posted in AGRICULTURE, BANKING SYSTEMS, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, INTERNATIONAL, PHILIPPINES, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, UNEMPLOYMENT | Leave a Comment »
PHILIPS TO CUT 6,000 JOBS AFTER LOSS (Netherlands)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 26, 2009
16:02:00 01/26/2009
Agence France-Presse
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER’
Posted in COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ELECTRIC / ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIES, INTERNATIONAL, NETHERLANDS, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, UNEMPLOYMENT | Leave a Comment »
CORUS TO LAY OFF 3500 – BRITAIN TO TAKE BRUNT OF JOB CUTS BY STEELMAKER CORUS
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 26, 2009
January 26, 2009
The Australian – With Agence France-Presse and Dow Jones Newswires
Posted in COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, INDIA, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIES, INTERNATIONAL, METALS INDUSTRY, MINING INDUSTRIES, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, STEEL, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, UNEMPLOYMENT, UNITED KINGDOM | 1 Comment »
ANALYSIS: HARD TIMES HELP GEITHNER’S TREASURY BID
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 25, 2009
Sunday January 25, 2009
Associated Press
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE STAR’ (Malaysia)
Posted in BANKING SYSTEM - USA, BANKRUPTCIES - USA, BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA -(DEC. 2008/JAN. 2009), ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, FOREIGN POLICIES, FOREIGN POLICIES - USA, HOUSING CRISIS - USA, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, MACROECONOMY, NATIONAL DEBT - USA, PUBLIC SECTOR AND STATE OWNED ENTERPRISES, RECESSION, REGULATIONS AND BUSINESS TRANSPARENCY, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, RESTRUCTURING OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN STRUGGLE, THE OCCUPATION WAR IN IRAQ, THE PRESIDENCY - USA, THE WORK MARKET, TRADE DEFICIT - USA, USA, WAR IN AFGHANISTAN, WARS AND ARMED CONFLICTS | Leave a Comment »
AIR CANADA CUTS 375 JOBS
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 25, 2009
Sunday January 25, 2009
Associated Press
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE STAR’ (Malaysia)
Posted in AIR TRANSPORT INDUSTRY, CANADA, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIES, INTERNATIONAL, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, TOURISM INDUSTRIES, UNEMPLOYMENT | Leave a Comment »
MOTOR CITY MALAISE (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 25, 2009
Sun, Jan. 25, 2009
by Maria Panaritis – Inquirer Staff Writer
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER’ (USA)
Posted in AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY, BANKING SYSTEM - USA, BANKRUPTCIES - USA, CENTRAL BANKS, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, HISTORY, HOUSING CRISIS - USA, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, MACROECONOMY, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKERS, THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT, UNEMPLOYMENT, USA | Leave a Comment »
SPAIN’S JOBS CRISIS LEAVES IMMIGRANTS OUT OF WORK – WITH PROSPECTS WORSE ELSEWHERE – FEW TAKERS FOR GOVERNMENT CAMPAIGN OFFERING TO PAY LEGAL FOREIGNERS WHO RETURN HOME (Spain)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 25, 2009
JANUARY 24, 2009
by Alan M. Wolf – Staff Writer
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE WALL STREET JOURNAL’ (USA)
Posted in ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, INTERNATIONAL, PUBLIC SECTOR AND STATE OWNED ENTERPRISES, RECESSION, REGULATIONS AND BUSINESS TRANSPARENCY, RESTRUCTURING OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR, SPAIN, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, UNEMPLOYMENT | 1 Comment »
MICROSOFT NEEDS MORE COST-CUTTING: ANALYST (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 24, 2009
Friday, January 23, 2009, 9:36am PST
Puget Sound Business Journal
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE PUGET SOUND BUSINESS JOURNAL’ (USA)
Posted in COMMERCE, DIGITAL INDUSTRIES, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, INTERNET INDUSTRIES, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, OUTSOURCED WORK FORCES, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, SOFTWARE INDUSTRIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, UNEMPLOYMENT, USA | Leave a Comment »
STARBUCKS MAY CUT 1,000 JOBS (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 24, 2009
Friday, January 23, 2009, 2:59pm PST
Puget Sound Business Journal
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE PUGET SOUND BUSINESS JOURNAL’ (USA)
Posted in BANKING SYSTEM - USA, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FOOD PRODUCTION (human), FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKERS, UNEMPLOYMENT, USA | Leave a Comment »
ECONOMY, HEALTH COSTS CONCERN STATE BUSINESSES – THE COLORADO ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY POLLS 300 COMPANIES AS PART OF A MARKETING CAMPAIGN (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 24, 2009
01/23/2009 12:30:00 AM MST
by Andy Vuong – The Denver Post
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE DENVER POST’ (USA)
Posted in BANKING SYSTEM - USA, BANKRUPTCIES - USA, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, COMMUNICATION INDUSTRIES, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, HEALTH CARE - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, RECESSION, REGULATIONS AND BUSINESS TRANSPARENCY, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, USA | Leave a Comment »
PONZI DREAMERS, SCHEMERS – INVESTMENT MANAGERS WRITING DRAMATIC SCRIPTS (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 24, 2009
01/21/2009 12:30:00 AM MST
by Al Lewis – Dow Jones Newswires
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE DENVER POST’ (USA)
Posted in BANKING SYSTEM - USA, BANKING SYSTEMS, BANKRUPTCIES - USA, CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, FINANCIAL SCAMS, FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRIES, FRAUD, HOUSING CRISIS - USA, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, RECESSION, REGULATIONS AND BUSINESS TRANSPARENCY, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, USA | Leave a Comment »
HIRSCHFELD FILES FOR CHAPTER 11 (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 24, 2009
01/23/2009 05:30:18 PM MST
by Jim Bates – The Denver Post
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE DENVER POST’ (USA)
Posted in BANKRUPTCIES - USA, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRIES, INDUSTRIES - USA, PAPER INDUSTRIES, RECESSION, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, UNEMPLOYMENT, USA | Leave a Comment »
IBM CUTS JOBS; NUMBER UNKNOWN
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 24, 2009
Thu, Jan. 22, 2009 12:30AM
by Sabine Vollmer – Staff Writer
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE NEWS&OBSERVER’ (USA)
Posted in BANKING SYSTEM - USA, DIGITAL INDUSTRIES, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, ELECTRIC / ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRIES, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, UNEMPLOYMENT | 1 Comment »
ChannelAdvisor cuts jobs, touts profit
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 24, 2009
Fri, Jan. 23, 2009 12:30AM
by John Murawski – Staff Writer
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE NEWS&OBSERVER’ (USA)
Posted in BANKING SYSTEM - USA, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRIES, INDUSTRIES - USA, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, UNEMPLOYMENT | Leave a Comment »
AW FURLOUGHS 280 WORKERS – TOYOTA’S U.S. SALES SLUMP TRICKLES DOWN TO TRANSMISSION MANUFACTURER
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 24, 2009
Fri, Jan. 23, 2009 12:30AM
by Sabine Vollmer – Staff Writer
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE NEWS&OBSERVER’ (USA)
Posted in AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY, BANKING SYSTEM - USA, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKERS, USA | Leave a Comment »
COASTAL FEDERAL CREDIT UNION TO CLOSE FOUR BRANCHES (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 24, 2009
Fri, Jan. 23, 2009 10:48AM
by Alan M. Wolf – Staff Writer
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE NEWS&OBSERVER’ (USA)
Posted in BANKING SYSTEM - USA, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, HOUSING CRISIS - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, UNEMPLOYMENT, USA | Leave a Comment »
NORTH CAROLINA CARVING PLANT TO CLOSE AFTER 75 YEARS (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 24, 2009
Fri, Jan. 23, 2009 08:35AM
The Associated Press
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE NEWS&OBSERVER’ (USA)
Posted in BANKING SYSTEM - USA, BANKRUPTCIES - USA, COMMODITIES MARKET, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, RECESSION, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT, UNEMPLOYMENT, USA | Leave a Comment »
‘50,000 JOBS TO GO’ AS ECONOMY SHRINKS (New Zealand)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 24, 2009
4:00AM Saturday Jan 24, 2009
by Brian Fallow
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD’
Posted in ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIES, INTERNATIONAL, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, NEW ZEALAND, RECESSION, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKERS, THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT, UNEMPLOYMENT | Leave a Comment »
OBAMA’S ECONOMIC PLAN MEETS GOP PUSHBACK – PRESIDENT SHOWS BIPARTISANSHIP HAS CLEAR LIMITS; ‘I WON. I TRUMP YOU,’ HE TELLS GOP (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 24, 2009
Posted in AL QAEDA, BANKING SYSTEM - USA, BANKRUPTCIES - USA, BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA -(DEC. 2008/JAN. 2009), ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FOREIGN POLICIES - USA, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, HEALTH CARE - USA, HOUSING CRISIS - USA, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, PUBLIC SECTOR AND STATE OWNED ENTERPRISES, RECESSION, REGULATIONS AND BUSINESS TRANSPARENCY, RESTRUCTURING OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE OCCUPATION WAR IN IRAQ, THE PRESIDENCY - USA, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKERS, USA, WAR IN AFGHANISTAN, WARS AND ARMED CONFLICTS | Leave a Comment »
RAIL CAR MAKER (FREIGHTCAR AMERICA INC.) TO IDLE 40 PERCENT OF WORKERS
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 24, 2009
Friday, January 23, 2009
by Jeff Sturgeon
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE ROANOKE TIMES’ (USA)
Posted in BANKING SYSTEM - USA, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, RAILWAY TRANSPORT, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT, UNEMPLOYMENT, USA | Leave a Comment »
DROP IN NEW CAR SALES HAS RIPPLE EFFECT – SALES OF NEW AUTOMOBILES DROPPED 21% STATEWIDE, FORCING INDUSTRY SUPPLIERS TO CUT THEIR PAYROLLS, TOO (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 24, 2009
Friday, January 23, 2009
by Jeff Sturgeon
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE ROANOKE TIMES’ (USA)
Posted in AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY, BANKING SYSTEM - USA, BANKRUPTCIES - USA, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT, UNEMPLOYMENT, USA | Leave a Comment »
LACK OF COMPETITION DOOMED BLUES MERGER (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 23, 2009
Fri, Jan. 23, 2009
by Jane M. Von Bergen – Inquirer Staff Writer
PUBLISHED BY ‘PHILADELPHIA DAILY NEWS’ (USA)
Posted in BANKING SYSTEM - USA, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, HEALTH CARE - USA, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, RECESSION, REGULATIONS AND BUSINESS TRANSPARENCY, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT, USA | Leave a Comment »
BRIDGESTONE TO CUT PRODUCTION, 800 JOBS AT US PLANT – JAPANESE TIREMAKER BRIDGESTONE SAID IT IS SHEDDING ABOUT 800 JOBS IN THE UNITED STATES TO COPE WITH WEAKER DEMAND
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 23, 2009
Friday, January 23, 2009
Agence France-Presse
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE STANDARD’ (China – Hong Kong)
Posted in AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, INTERNATIONAL, JAPAN, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKERS, TRANSPORT INDUSTRIES, UNEMPLOYMENT, USA | Leave a Comment »
PACE OF JOB CUTS QUICKENS IN MASS. – UNEMPLOYMENT RATE HIGHEST IN 15 YEARS AS RECESSION DEEPENS (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 23, 2009
January 23, 2009
by Robert Gavin – Globe Staff
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE BOSTON GLOBE’ (USA)
Posted in BANKRUPTCIES - USA, COMMERCE, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT, UNEMPLOYMENT, USA | Leave a Comment »
COMPANIES PREPARE TO OFFER WORKERS PAY CUTS – THE NEW WORKER’S DILEMMA: TAKE A PAY CUT OR RISK GETTING THE SACK – ECONOMISTS SAY UNEMPLOYMENT WILL HIT 3.25M BY 2010 AS BANK OF ENGLAND REPORTS MANY WILL FACE THE PROSPECT OF WAGE CUTS (UK)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 22, 2009
Posted in ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, EMPLOYMENT, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIES, INTERNATIONAL, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT, UNEMPLOYMENT, UNITED KINGDOM | Leave a Comment »
AMERIPRISE ELIMINATES 300 JOBS IN MINNEAPOLIS – THE FINANCIAL SERVICES FIRM IS CUTTING HEADQUARTERS WORKERS AND ALSO WILL PARE ITS FIELD STAFF (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 22, 2009
January 21, 2009 – 7:31 AM
by Kara McGuire – Star Tribune
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE STAR TRIBUNE’ (USA)
Posted in ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRIES, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, INDUSTRIES - USA, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, RECESSION, REGULATIONS AND BUSINESS TRANSPARENCY, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, UNEMPLOYMENT, USA | Leave a Comment »
INTEL PLANS UP TO 6,000 JOB CUTS IN FACTORY SHAKEUP; SOME WORKERS TO BE OFFERED OTHER JOBS (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 22, 2009
January 21, 2009 – 6:51 PM
by Jordan Robertson – Associated Press
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE STAR TRIBUNE’ (USA)
Posted in BANKING SYSTEM - USA, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, DIGITAL INDUSTRIES, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, ELECTRIC / ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES, EMPLOYMENT, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, HOUSING CRISIS - USA, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKERS, THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT, UNEMPLOYMENT, USA | Leave a Comment »
INTEL TO CONSOLIDATE PLANTS, CUT JOBS (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 22, 2009
22 Jan 2009, 0340 hrs IST
AGENCIES
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE ECONOMIC TIMES’ (India)
Posted in BANKING SYSTEM - USA, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, DIGITAL INDUSTRIES, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, ELECTRIC / ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES, INDUSTRIES - USA, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, UNEMPLOYMENT, USA | Leave a Comment »
UNEMPLOYMENT … RAB CAPITAL: TEMPUS AT LUNCHTIME – THE UNEMPLOYMENT FIGURES COULD BE JUST THE BEGINNING … RAB CAPITAL IS ALREADY TIGHTENING ITS BELT – UNEMPLOYMENT: NO SURPRISE (UK)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 21, 2009
Posted in ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIES, INTERNATIONAL, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT, UNEMPLOYMENT, UNITED KINGDOM | Leave a Comment »
RECORD REDUNDANCIES PUSH UNEMPLOYMENT TO 1.92 MILLION (UK)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 21, 2009
Posted in ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIES, INTERNATIONAL, MACROECONOMY, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKERS, THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT, UNEMPLOYMENT, UNITED KINGDOM | 1 Comment »
BHP BILLITON TO SHED 6,000 JOBS (Australia)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 21, 2009
January 21, 2009
by Rohan Sullivan – Associated Press Writer
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE BOSTON GLOBE’ (USA)
Posted in AUSTRALIA, BANKING SYSTEMS, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIES, INTERNATIONAL, METALS, MINING INDUSTRIES, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, UNEMPLOYMENT | Leave a Comment »
ERICSSON REPORTS PROFIT DROP, TO CUT 5,000 JOBS (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 21, 2009
January 21, 2009
by Louise Nordstrom
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE BOSTON GLOBE’ (USA)
Posted in BANKING SYSTEM - USA, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, COMMUNICATION INDUSTRIES, DIGITAL INDUSTRIES, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, ELECTRIC / ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRIES, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, STOCK MARKETS, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKERS, UNEMPLOYMENT, USA | Leave a Comment »
FILENE’S BASEMENT TO CLOSE 11 STORES – FRAMINGHAM SITE WILL GO AMID RENT QUARRELS (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 21, 2009
January 21, 2009
by Jenn Abelson – Globe Staff
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE BOSTON GLOBE’ (USA)
Posted in BANKING SYSTEM - USA, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRIES, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKERS, UNEMPLOYMENT, USA | Leave a Comment »
U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES PASSES PRO-LABOR BILLS
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 21, 2009
January 20, 7:03 AM
by Matthew Nelson – Business Law Examiner
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE EXAMINER’ (USA)
Posted in BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA -(DEC. 2008/JAN. 2009), ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, MACROECONOMY, RECESSION, REGULATIONS AND BUSINESS TRANSPARENCY, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, STATE TARIFFS, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKERS, THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT, USA | Leave a Comment »
WHY THIS CONTAGION WILL BE WITH US FOR YEARS TO COME
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 21, 2009
January 20, 2009
by John Heinzl
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE GLOBE AND MAIL’ (Canada)
Posted in BANKING SYSTEMS, CENTRAL BANKS, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRIES, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIES, RECESSION, REGULATIONS AND BUSINESS TRANSPARENCY, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, RESTRUCTURING OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR, STOCK MARKETS, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET | Leave a Comment »
ALCOA WORKERS GIVE UP PAYRISE TO TRY AND SECURE JOBS (Australia)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 20, 2009
Tuesday, 20/01/2009
ABC – Rural
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION’
Posted in ALUMINUM, AUSTRALIA, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, EMPLOYMENT, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIES, INTERNATIONAL, METALS INDUSTRY, MINING INDUSTRIES, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, RECESSION, REGULATIONS AND BUSINESS TRANSPARENCY, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKERS | Leave a Comment »
A FABLE IN THE FOLLY – AS A LEADER SEEKS TO BECOME A LEGEND – AS A CARD-CARRYING MEMBER OF THE VAST RIGHT-WING CONSPIRACY, I HAVE A SPECIAL INAUGURATION DAY MESSAGE FOR MY FELLOW CONSERVATIVES: SHUT UP
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 20, 2009
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
by Michael Graham
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE BOSTON HERALD’ (USA)
Posted in BANKING SYSTEM - USA, BANKRUPTCIES - USA, BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA -(DEC. 2008/JAN. 2009), CENTRAL BANKS, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, FOREIGN POLICIES - USA, HEALTH CARE - USA, HOUSING CRISIS - USA, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, MACROECONOMY, NATIONAL DEBT - USA, PUBLIC SECTOR AND STATE OWNED ENTERPRISES, RECESSION, REGULATIONS AND BUSINESS TRANSPARENCY, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, RESTRUCTURING OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR, STATE TARIFFS, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE PRESIDENCY - USA, THE WORK MARKET, TRADE DEFICIT - USA, UNEMPLOYMENT, USA, USA HUMOR | Leave a Comment »
BMW TO REDUCE HOURS FOR 26,000 GERMAN WORKERS TO SLOW PRODUCTION AMID ECONOMIC DOWNTURN
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 20, 2009
6:44 AM EST, January 20, 2009
by George Frey – Associated Press Business Writer
Posted in AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY, BANKING SYSTEMS, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, EMPLOYMENT, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, GERMANY, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIES, INTERNATIONAL, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, RECESSION, REGULATIONS AND BUSINESS TRANSPARENCY, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKERS | Leave a Comment »
E.U. POISED TO LOSE 3.5 MILLION JOBS
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 20, 2009
20/01/2009
The Finance Standard
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE STANDARD’ (China – Hong Kong)
Posted in ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIES, INTERNATIONAL, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE EUROPEAN UNION, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, UNEMPLOYMENT | Leave a Comment »
SURVIVING THE RECESSION – FOUR COUNTY BUSINESSES FIND WAYS TO WEATHER ECONOMIC DOWNTURN (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 19, 2009
Sunday, January 18, 2009 at 4:22 a.m.
by Kevin McCallum – The Press Democrat
<PUBLISHED BY ‘THE PRESS DEMOCRAT’ (USA)
Posted in BANKRUPTCIES - USA, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, RECESSION, REGULATIONS AND BUSINESS TRANSPARENCY, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, USA | Leave a Comment »
FARM WORKERS REAPING HEALTHIER PAY INCREASES (New Zealand)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 19, 2009
4:00AM Monday Jan 19, 2009
by Owen Hembry
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD’
Posted in AGRICULTURE, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, INTERNATIONAL, NEW ZEALAND, RECESSION, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET | Leave a Comment »
ISSUES CANNOT BE RESOLVED IMMEDIATELY: OBAMA (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 19, 2009
0600 PST, Monday, January 19, 2009
The International News
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS’ (Pakistan)
Posted in BANKING SYSTEM - USA, BANKRUPTCIES - USA, BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA -(DEC. 2008/JAN. 2009), CENTRAL BANKS, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, CRIMINAL FOREIGN POLICIES, DOLLAR (USA), ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, ENVIRONMENT, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, FINANCIAL SCAMS, FOREIGN POLICIES - USA, FRAUD, HATE MONGERING AND BIGOTRY, HEALTH CARE - USA, HOUSING CRISIS - USA, HUMAN RIGHTS, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, MACROECONOMY, NATIONAL DEBT - USA, PENSION FUNDS, RECESSION, REGULATIONS AND BUSINESS TRANSPARENCY, RESTRUCTURING OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR, STATE TERRORISM, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN STRUGGLE, THE OCCUPATION WAR IN IRAQ, THE PRESIDENCY - USA, THE WORK MARKET, THE WORKERS, TRADE DEFICIT - USA, UNEMPLOYMENT, USA, WAR CRIMES, WAR IN AFGHANISTAN, WARS AND ARMED CONFLICTS | Leave a Comment »
GERMANY
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 19, 2009
Sunday, January 18, 2009
The International News
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS’ (Pakistan)
Posted in BANKING SYSTEMS, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, DEUTSCHMARK (Germany), ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, GERMANY, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIES, INTERNATIONAL, MACROECONOMY, PUBLIC SECTOR AND STATE OWNED ENTERPRISES, RECESSION, REGULATIONS AND BUSINESS TRANSPARENCY, STATE TARIFFS, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET | Leave a Comment »
PENSIONS HIT BY NORTEL COLLAPSE (UK)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 18, 2009
Posted in CANADA, COMMODITIES MARKET, COMMUNICATION INDUSTRIES, DIGITAL INDUSTRIES, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ELECTRIC / ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRIES, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIES, INTERNATIONAL, PENSION FUNDS, RECESSION, REGULATIONS AND BUSINESS TRANSPARENCY, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET, UNITED KINGDOM | Leave a Comment »
DEMAND PUSHES HIRING UP AT HONDA AIRCRAFT PLANT (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 18, 2009
Sat, Jan. 17, 2009 12:30AM
The Associated Press
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE NEWS&OBSERVER’ (USA)
Posted in AIR TRANSPORT INDUSTRY, BANKING SYSTEM - USA, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, EMPLOYMENT, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, RECESSION, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE LAST DAYS OF GEORGE WALKER BUSH - 2008/Jan. 2009, THE WORK MARKET, USA | 1 Comment »
FEDERAL REGULATORS CLOSE SMALL BANK IN ILLINOIS (USA)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 18, 2009
January 17, 2009
Associated Press
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE CHICAGO SUN-TIMES’ (USA)
Posted in BANKING SYSTEM - USA, BANKRUPTCIES - USA, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, ECONOMY - USA, FINANCIAL CRISIS - USA - 2008/2009, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRIES, FOREIGN WORK FORCE - LEGAL, HOUSING CRISIS - USA, INDUSTRIES - USA, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, PUBLIC SECTOR AND STATE OWNED ENTERPRISES, RECESSION, REGULATIONS AND BUSINESS TRANSPARENCY, RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, THE LAST DAYS OF GEORGE WALKER BUSH - 2008/Jan. 2009, THE WORK MARKET, UNEMPLOYMENT, USA | Leave a Comment »
BUSINESS OF AGRICULTURE IS ALSO BUSINESS (Philippines)
Posted by Gilmour Poincaree on January 18, 2009
04:30:00 01/16/2009
by Ernesto Ordoñez
PUBLISHED BY ‘THE PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER’ (Philippines)
Posted in AGRICULTURE, BANKING SYSTEMS, COMMERCE, COMMODITIES MARKET, ECONOMIC CONJUNCTURE, ECONOMY, FINANCIAL CRISIS 2008/2009, FINANCIAL MARKETS, FOOD INDUSTRIES, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIES, INTERNATIONAL, NATIONAL WORK FORCES, PHILIPPINES, RECESSION, THE FLOW OF INVESTMENTS, THE WORK MARKET | Leave a Comment »
