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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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Google Plans a PC Operating System

  
New York Times - 07.08.2009 Original article ›
Miguel Helft, Miguel, Helft, Ashlee Vance, Ashlee, Vance
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By the second half of 2010 Google plans to have netbooks running on its Chrome Operating System. It will be an open source operating system. Google already has the Android operating system for mobile devices. Chrome OS is designed speciically for netbooks which are seen as an opportunity to enter the market. Chrome will fit into an internet centric view of computing where software is delivered over the web.
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India Rejects Novartis Patent Claim

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Wall Street Journal - 07.07.2009 Original article ›
Jeanne Whalen, Jeanne, Whalen, Anita Greil, Anita, Greil

GM and U.S. Backers Face Rough Road Ahead

  
Wall Street Journal - 07.07.2009 Original article ›
John D. Stoll, John, D., Stoll, Neil King Jr., Neil, King, Jr.

Unable to Unload Limping Divisions, GE Invests in Propping Them Up

  
Wall Street Journal - 07.07.2009 Original article ›
Paul Glader, Paul, Glader

Indian Budget Swells With Welfare, Social Spending

  
Wall Street Journal - 07.07.2009 Original article ›
Jackie Range, Jackie, Range, Abhrajit Gangopadhyay, Abhrajit, Gangopadhyay

Mexico's President Must Work With Longtime Foe

  
Wall Street Journal - 07.07.2009 Original article ›
David Luhnow, David, Luhnow

Deadly Ethnic Riots Pose Fresh Crisis for Beijing

  
Wall Street Journal - 07.07.2009 Original article ›
Shai Oster, Shai, Oster, Gordon Fairclough, Gordon, Fairclough

Drug Firms See Poorer Nations as Sales Cure

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Wall Street Journal - 07.07.2009 Original article ›
Avery Johnson, Avery, Johnson

India to Raise Spending and Cut Taxes

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New York Times - 07.07.2009 Original article ›
Vikas Bajaj, Vikas, Bajaj, Heather Timmons, Heather, Timmons
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The Indian Finance Minister Mukherjee presented his new budget and talked about the new administration's plans for investment and its priorities. The Rural Employment program which guarantees 100 days of work to each indigent family will get an increase in funding to $8.1 billion or 391 billion rupees for this fiscal year. THe goal was set for cutting in half the percentage of the people in India that are poor in five years, which the government measures by calories consumed. The Indian government estimates that 27.5% of Indians were poor in 2005 using this measure. To finance investment government spending will increase 36% and the deficit for the 2009-10 fiscal year will reach an estimated 6.8% of GDP, up from an estimated 6.2% in 2008. Abig part of this spending will be increases in infrastructure spending which will go up from 6% to 9% of GDP by 2014.
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Fiat and Chinese Carmaker Form Alliance

  
New York Times - 07.07.2009 Original article ›
David Jolly, David, Jolly

To Succeed, New G.M. Must Win Fans Quickly

  
New York Times - 07.07.2009 Original article ›
Bill Vlasic, Bill, Vlasic

Venture Capitalists Look for a Return to the A B C’s

  
New York Times - 07.07.2009 Original article ›
Claire Cain Miller, Claire, Cain, Miller

France, Unlike U.S., Is Deep Into Stimulus Projects

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New York Times - 07.07.2009 Original article ›
Nelson D. Schwartz, Nelson, D., Schwartz
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France is moving quickly with spending on the $37 billion stimulus. Public buildings, museums, cathedrals and historical sites are being renovated in 2009. About 50 chateaus, and 75 cathedrals are part of 100 million euros for cultural centres. About 75% of France's stimulus money will be spent in 2009, in contrast to the slow work in the USA.
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When Congress Lobbies for Banks

  
New York Times - 07.07.2009 Original article ›
Editorial

Financing Health Care Reform

  
New York Times - 07.07.2009 Original article ›
Editorial

In Mexican Vote, Nostalgia for Past Corruption

  
New York Times - 07.07.2009 Original article ›
Elisabeth Malkin, Elisabeth, Malkin

With Wounded Pride, Unemployed Koreans Quietly Turn to Manual Labor

  
New York Times - 07.07.2009 Original article ›
Martin Fackler, Martin, Fackler

Automakers’ Swift Cases in Bankruptcy Shock Experts

  
New York Times - 07.07.2009 Original article ›
Micheline Maynard, Micheline, Maynard

Health Co-op Offers Model for Overhaul

  
New York Times - 07.07.2009 Original article ›
Kevin Sack, Kevin, Sack

U.S.-Russia Nuclear Agreement Is First Step in Broad Effort

  
New York Times - 07.07.2009 Original article ›
Clifford J. Levy, Clifford, J., Levy, Peter Baker, Peter, Baker

Pendulum Is Swinging Back on 'Scenario Planning'

  
Wall Street Journal - 07.06.2009 Original article ›
Cari Tuna, Cari, Tuna

Slump Alters Mix at Chip Trade Show

  
Wall Street Journal - 07.06.2009 Original article ›
Don Clark, Don, Clark

Best Buy to Sell Green Vehicles

  
Wall Street Journal - 07.06.2009 Original article ›
Miguel Bustillo, Miguel, Bustillo, Nick Wingfield, Nick, Wingfield

Five Chrysler Directors Are Named

  
Wall Street Journal - 07.06.2009 Original article ›
Kate Linebaugh, Kate, Linebaugh

Indonesia's President Looks Ahead as Vote Nears

  
Wall Street Journal - 07.06.2009 Original article ›
Tom Wright, Tom, Wright

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