World economy
Pak envoy seeks another $30 billion from US
08 Apr 2009
China's economic stimulus to help pull Asia-Pacific out of gloom by 2010: World Bank
07 Apr 2009
The slow rate of growth in China would delay recovery in smaller East Asian nations which have been most affected by the crisis
UK taxpayers face massive burden till 2016
07 Apr 2009
UK’s recession-hit Press Gazette to close
07 Apr 2009
Japan plans $100 billion third economic stimulus
06 Apr 2009
The Japanese government is planning a third economic stimulus package, worth over $100 billion to stop the economic downturn.
Saudi net foreign assets fall to 1.65 trillion riyals
06 Apr 2009
Saudi Arabia's net foreign assets have plunged in the first two months of this year, reversing a rapid growth during the oil boom of the last seven years
Obama to revive US-Cuba family ties
04 Apr 2009
Don’t prop up failed system, ActionAid warns G-20
04 Apr 2009
ActionAid has warned against using the $1.1 trillion global recovery package as artificial life support for a discredited and ‘dying’ economic model.
The Times Company threatens to shut down The Boston Globe
04 Apr 2009
The New York Times Company has threatened to close The Boston Globe unless labor unions agree to $20 million in pay cuts and cessation of pension contributions amidst deepening recession.
India willing to increase contribution to IMF: Manmohan
03 Apr 2009
India does not intend to borrow any money from the multilateral lending agency, prime minister Manmohan Singh said at the G20 summit in London
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