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How China's import cuts importing 8.5 million barrels a day down from 12.5 million and it's large oil reserve will keep oil prices low

07/15/2026

Not covered in the media for Hormuz is the combined response of US, China, India, Japan and the European Union to find alternatives to Hormuz making it less or not relevant to oil prices and oil supplies

07/10/2026

The Constructive Aspects of the situation in July 2026 from the Hormuz Crisis not covered in the Media

06/27/2026

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India's Ivy League Protests Lack of Public Funding

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Wall Street Journal - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Geeta Anand, Geeta, Anand, Krishna Pokharel, Krishna, Pokharel
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25% of the facultypositions at India's IIT institutes of technology go unfilled as salaries are as low as $6000 a year. With much higher salaries in the private sector questions about how the IITs will fulfill their role in India's development.
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GE Accelerates India Health Care Push

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Wall Street Journal - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Paul Beckett, Paul, Beckett

Unbridled Energy: Predicting Volatile Wind, Sun

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Wall Street Journal - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Jeffrey Ball, Jeffrey, Ball
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How wind and renewable energy power works and the efforts to learn how to store it. Winds erratic supply and ways to make it work.
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Wal-Mart Angles to Keep Those Who Traded Down

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Wall Street Journal - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Ann Zimmerman, Ann, Zimmerman, Miguel Bustillo, Miguel, Bustillo
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Walmart CEO Mike Duke talks with Journal reporters Ann Zimmerman ans Miguel Bustillo. He says customers are under alot of pressure, and he sees what they buy, delaying purchases and the buying at midnight on the first of the month. Apparel sales are down and so are discretionary purchases and basic necessities and things like vitamins and the $4 generic pharmaceuticals are up. Walmart sees 140 million customers in stores every week, and has information systems to show how customers are buying, which gives it a unique lens through which to see changes in buying behaviour after the financial crisis and increasing numbers of jobless. Customers are saying he says that I will invest in basic needs and defer discretionary purchases. Among other things he talks about sustainability as something his company is paying attention to.
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GM Plans to Wind Down Saturn Quickly

  
Wall Street Journal - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Sharon Terlep, Sharon, Terlep

For Sale, Cheap: 'Old GM' Peddles an Empire's Remains

  
Wall Street Journal - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Mike Spector, Mike, Spector

Going to Extremism

  
New York Times - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Brooks, Collins

Iraqi Leader Creates Broad Coalition

  
New York Times - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Steven Lee Myers, Steven, Lee, Myers

A Rule on Eye Treatment Is Likely to Cost Millions

  
New York Times - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Andrew Pollack, Andrew, Pollack

BAE Faces Corruption Charges

  
New York Times - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Julia Werdigier, Julia, Werdigier

In Failed Merger, a Lesson in Global Politics

  
New York Times - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Heather Timmons, Heather, Timmons

I.M.F. Upgrades Forecast for World Economies

  
New York Times - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Carter Dougherty, Carter, Dougherty

Cisco Buys Norwegian Firm for $3 Billion

  
New York Times - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Ashlee Vance, Ashlee, Vance

Bayer Labels’ Cancer-Fighting Claim Draws Suit

  
New York Times - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Natasha Singer, Natasha, Singer

Auto Sales Fall Back as Clunker Program Ends

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New York Times - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Nick Bunkley, Nick, Bunkley

Chinese Economic Juggernaut Is Gaining on Japan

  
New York Times - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Hiroko Tabuchi, Hiroko, Tabuchi

Who Can Take Charge at Bank of America?

  
New York Times - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Eric Dash, Eric, Dash, Louise Story, Louise, Story

Iran Agrees to Send Enriched Uranium to Russia

  
New York Times - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Steven Erlanger, Steven, Erlanger, Mark Landler, Mark, Landler

Saturn

  
Detroit Free Press - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Higgins

Ford sales a bright spot

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Detroit Free Press - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Snavely
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Ford and Hyundai are the bright spots as industry sales drop to aseasonally adjusted rate of 9.2 million vehicles accoring to Autodata. Ford sales declined only by 5% and Hyundai increased by27%. GM down 45% and Chrysler down 42.1%.Dealerships had a 29 day supply of cars and trucks at the end of August lowest since at least 1975 according to WardsAuto.com.
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Ford sales abright spot

  
Detroit Free Press - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Brent Snavely, Brent, Snavely

Auto sales tumble

  
Detroit News - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Christine Tierney, Christine, Tierney

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Detroit News - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
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Detroit News - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Snell

IMF Warns Countries to Sustain Stimulus

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Wall Street Journal - 10.02.2009 Original article ›
Bob Davis, Bob, Davis

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