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GLOBAL RECESSION
In April 2008, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicted that global growth would drop to 3% or less in 2008 and 2008, defining this as a global recession. The world’s riches economies are continuing to shrink, signaling that we are indeed getting closer to a global recession. This topic covers the latest news on the international economic downturn that may turn into a global recession.
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Chemical shipments on U.S. railroads fell 17.7 percent last week, according to a report from the Association of...
Even the rich seem to have started tightening their belt amid the economic recession, expected to last over a year.
About half of layoffs will be in Japan, the others from overseas
The European markets have had a lot to digest during the past few days.
SAN FRANCISCO - Googles search advertising business continues to show resilience in the face of the deepening global...
assets Sweden took from its banks improved when the economy improved, but Sweden was not confronted with a global...
posted disappointing profits as eroding demand for autos and appliances hit both ends of the steel chain.
however, added $4.1 billion to loan loss reserves, proving that it is not immune to the deepening global recession.
Car manufacturers and their suppliers in the Czech Republic are expected to lay off more than 13,000 workers by the...
BW's Rob Hof writes: In a blog post starkly titled “Tough times,” Yahoo cofounder and CEO Jerry Yang announced that the...
Despite economic slowdown, worldwide IT spending will exceed $3.4 trillion in 2008, an increase of 8% from 2007,...
to a slide in the stock market. The dollar also touched a two-week high against the euro on global recession concerns.
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