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12 hours ago ago from Euro-med
Sun 5 Apr 2009 Posted by Anders under English , Euromed > The Mail 3 April, 2009 : The true story is that Gordon Brown seems to have corralled fellow leaders into perpetrating a gigantic collective fraud on world public opinion. On April 2 the G20 summit in London gathered the finance ministers and central bankers of 20 countries, including the seven major industrialised nations. The EU was represented by the Czech Republic. ...
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1 hour, 19 minutes ago ago from Knowing and Making
I was on BBC World this morning to discuss the latest UK GDP figures and why the UK is the last major economy still in recession (hoping to get a clip to upload later). Here is a summary of my views, some of which I got across in the interview. Any of these could be an article in themselves, but there isn't much time to discuss them on an hourly business news update! Our recession has been worse mainly because we are dependent on the ...
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14 hours ago ago from Daily Best Articles
Author: By Sean O'Grady So the Parisian banlieues did not burn, the sprawling shanty towns of Brazil and South Africa stayed quiet, and Ukraine did not see another revolution. There were riots during the G20 Summit in London in the spring, and loss of life, but the people did not take to the streets en masse to end capitalism and lynch the bankers. A hastily concocted tax on their bonuses, courtesy of the soporific, Alistair ...
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23 hours ago ago from NPR
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World stock markets rose Wednesday amid mounting optimism about the speed of the U.S. economic recovery ahead of further data later. In Europe, the FTSE 100 index of leading British shares was up 43.12 points, or 0.8 percent, at 5,371.78 while Germany's DAX rose 34.36 points, or 0.6 percent, to 5,980.05. The CAC-40 in France was 28.43 points, or 0.7 percent, higher at 3,926.81. Earlier, all major Asian markets rose strongly in the wake ...
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