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Japan to Consider Revamping GDP Survey Methods, Government Says
23 hours ago ago from All About Work & Financial
Japan’s government said it may change its calculation method for gross domestic product, a day after revised figures showed the economy grew at a third of the pace initially projected. Japan’s economy expanded an annual 1.3 percent in the third quarter, a Cabinet Office report showed yesterday, compared with 4.8 percent figure announced on Nov. 16. The cut was the largest since comparable data were made available in 2002. “The fact that ...
Related contentPoll: U.S. Public Split on Global Warming Measures
17 hours ago ago from RealClearWorld - The Compass Blog
Rasmussen Reports has some new data: Americans remain evenly divided over how urgent it is to deal with global warming. A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 43% say we must take immediate action to stop it. But another 43% say we should wait a few years to see if global warming is real before making major changes. Fourteen percent (14%) aren’t sure which course to follow. Looks like they have their work cut out for ...
Related contentAT&T to Clamp Down on Data Usage
23 hours ago ago from Gearlog
An AT&T executive said Wednesday that the carrier is planning to tighten data usage controls for heavy smartphone users, according to USA Today . It's no secret that carrier networks are fragile beasts . Thanks to AT&T's excruciatingly slow 3G build-out and the wildly successful iPhone, it's probably the worst off of the four carriers in this regard. But even as AT&T struggles to catch up with network upgrades, head of consumer services ...
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U.N. Bodies Want Up to $60 Billion to Monitor ... Everything
11 hours ago ago from FOX News
U.N. Bodies Want Up to $60 Billion to Monitor ... Everything Thursday, December 10, 2009 By George Russell Print An organization representing the grandest ambitions of climate scientists wants Western nations to spend at least $2.1 billion a year for the next five years and as much as $60 billion overall during that period to glean huge troves of still undiscovered climate information from the world's land, air and seas. The ...
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