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US authorities have started investigating the lending practices at Beazer Homes USA Inc., BusinessWeek reported on Tuesday. The news sent a shock wave to the stock market sending shares of the sixth largest U.S. home builder almost 17 percent lower..
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Introduction- The Ten Suicide Bombers
The American monetary system is self destructing at the hands of suicide bombers which have been infiltrating into the system...
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It’s all about “money.”
The North American Union is a hypothesized union between Mexico, The United States, and Canada. It is claimed this once mythical union...
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With the passage of the Bush administration’s requested $700 billion bailout of the financial sector, there seems to no longer be any opposition within government...
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I have long suspected that I am stupid. I just did not know that it is a fact that is clear to everyone.
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The debate over whether Washington should enact an extraordinary bailout of the nation’s financial system reached a fever pitch at a Senate hearing on Tuesday.
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‘The times are a changing’ – from being the torch bearers of Laissez-faire and free trade, US lawmakers are turning protectionists - something which the country...
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The US economic growth is all set to slow down during the first half of 2008, as the possibility of a recession is increasingly becoming likely. This has been the...
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Employers trimmed jobs from their payrolls in June for the sixth straight month, as the government’s closely watched report Thursday showed continued weakness in...
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Asian markets plunged on Wednesday on speculation that the US economy is sliding into a recession that could lead to a global slowdown.
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China reacting to the recent policy development in Washington advised the US Congress on Thursday to stay away from a planned bill that might lead to tariffs on its...
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The Federal Reserve in its latest Beige Book report on the economy gave a more encouraging assessment of US regional economies, as manufacturing and job growth picked...
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The US Congress last night increased pressure on the White House to enforce protectionist measures against Chinese imports after the Bush administration shown its...
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The US trade deficit narrowed sharply as exports reached a record in April, according to the latest government figures that augured well for the American economy. The...
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The National Association of Realtors that once said that US home prices have not fell on a nationwide scale since the Great Depression now declare they are expected to...
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The US unemployment rate fell to an historic low last month, according to government figures, prompting a plunge in bond prices during a holiday-shortened trading...
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US economic growth was moderately stronger in the fourth quarter than previously anticipated, mainly as businesses added more to inventories than was expected a month...
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US consumer confidence declined unexpectedly in March from a five-year high amid oil price hike, volatile stock market and the housing recession showing few signs of...
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The U.S. economy is expected to be moving towards sustainable growth with GDP expected to grow at 2.8 percent in the current year. According to a survey of economists...
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