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Deficit Plan Fails to Win Panel Support

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Wall Street Journal - 12.03.2010 Original article ›
Corey Boles, Corey, Boles
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Eleven members of the panel on the US Deficit Commisssion supported the plan, and seven opposed it, in a 11-7 vote. The panel members supporting it include Senator Durbin, Senator Coburn, Senator Crapo, Senator Gregg, and Senator Conrad. In the House the following House members voted against it- Rep. Becerra, Schakowsky, Camp, Hensarling, Paul Ryan. The House Democrats opposed it because of the changes to Social Security, and the House Republicans opposed it because they said the report did not tackle federal health-care spending sufficiently.
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Miami's Condo King Survives the Slump

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BusinessWeek - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
John Gittelsohn, John, Gittelsohn

No Passage Out of India for Private Equity

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BusinessWeek - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
Ruth David, Ruth, David

After Nokia, Can Angry Birds Propel Finland?

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BusinessWeek - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
Diana Ben Aaron, Diana, Ben Aaron

What's a Central Banker Worth?

  
BusinessWeek - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
Ilan Kolet, Ilan, Kolet

Monetary Policy: Fed Critic Ron Paul's Power Play

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BusinessWeek - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
Phil Mattingly, Phil, Mattingly, Robert Schmidt, Robert, Schmidt

Chinese Shoppers' Long March Through Europe

  
BusinessWeek - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
Andrew Roberts, Andrew, Roberts, Wendy Leung, Wendy, Leung

Luxury Hotels Reach New Heights in China

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BusinessWeek - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
Nadja Brandt, Nadja, Brandt

Philippine Call Centers Overtake India

  
BusinessWeek - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
Mehul Srivastava, Mehul, Srivastava

Norman Pearlstine Talks with Mehmet Sinsek

  
BusinessWeek - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
Norman Pearlstine, Norman, Pearlstine

Who Will Succeed King Abdullah?

  
BusinessWeek - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
Glen Carey, Glen, Carey, Stanley Reed, Stanley, Reed

The Humble Saver Rediscovers Banks

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BusinessWeek - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
Dakin Campbell, Dakin, Campbell
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The savings rate in the US has averaged 5.7% of disposable income in 2010, compared to 3.1% in the prior ten years according to the Commerce Dept. Even with tiny returns of 0.80 percent on average in October 2010, deposits at banks increased by $1 trillion to 7.74 trillion since October 2007, says Market Rate Insight. Information from the Fed shows borrowing by banks decreased by 17% since July 2009, while deposits increased by 9%. Banks are doing more of their funding with core deposits.
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Japanese Regulator Approves Google-Yahoo Deal

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New York Times - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
Hiroko Tabuchi, Hiroko, Tabuchi

PepsiCo to Buy Russia Juice Group Wimm-Bill-Dann

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New York Times - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
Jason Bush, Jason, Bush, Christopher Hughes, Christopher, Hughes, Martin Hutchinson, Martin, Hutchinson

In Leaf Critics, Nissan Sees Envious Rivals

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New York Times - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
Hiroko Tabuchi, Hiroko, Tabuchi

Many TALF Investors Wealthy and Unknown

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New York Times - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
Sewell Chan, Sewell, Chan, Ben Protess, Ben, Protess

When the Jobless Become the Unemployable

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New York Times - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
Catherine Rampell, Catherine, Rampell

Child Nutrition Bill Clears Congress

  
New York Times - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
Robert Pear, Robert, Pear

Remaking a School Lunch

  
New York Times - 12.02.2010 Original article ›

Indian State of Andhra Pradesh Lets Poor Audit Aid Programs

  
New York Times - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
Lydia Polgreen, Lydia, Polgreen

Freezing Out Hope

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New York Times - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
Paul Krugman, Paul, Krugman
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Krugman says that the Democratic party will have to look elsewhere for its leadership needs than the Obama administration. He faults the administration for its pay freeze for federal workers, when the issue of the extension of the Bush tax cuts for higher incomes is the much larger issue in terms of savings for deficit reduction.
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Shadow Lending Hampers Beijing

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Wall Street Journal - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
Dinny Mcmahon, Dinny, Mcmahon
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A Fitch Ratings report says that an estimated 7.5 trillion yuan of loans have been made by Chinese banks, exceeding the limit that bank regulators had set for 2010 for new local currency lending. In addition another 3 trillion yuan was loaned by using trusts and other mechanisms and this has not been recorded on bank balance sheets. Including this lending taking place in a sort of shadow banking system, the total lending is the same as in 2009 when the heightened stimulus lending ocurred. This explains the inflationary pressures facing the Chinese economy and the growing property bubble.
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Google's Bid for Groupon

  
New York Times - 12.02.2010 Original article ›

Swedish Court Confirms Arrest Warrant for WikiLeaks Founder

  
New York Times - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
John F. Burns, John, F., Burns, Alan Cowell, Alan, Cowell

Moral Hazard, Thy Price Is $3.3 Trillion

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Wall Street Journal - 12.02.2010 Original article ›
David Reilly, David, Reilly, Rolfe Winkler, Rolfe, Winkler

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