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20 hours ago ago from Cempaka Business and Economy
BusinessWeek , By Aloysius Unditu and Michael Munoz, February 08, 2010, 08:21 PM EST Feb. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Indonesia’s economy probably expanded at the fastest pace in a year in the fourth quarter as lower interest rates and government stimulus spurred consumer spending. Asian economies from China to Vietnam are picking up speed after policy makers boosted spending and cut borrowing costs to counter the global recession. Indonesia ...
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By Eric Savitz Now, here's a retailer that had an extremely nasty holiday season. Conn's (CONN) , a Texas-based chain that sells consumer electronics, furniture, mattresses and other goods in Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma, this morning announced highly disappointing results for the fiscal fourth quarter ended January 31. The company reported sales for the quarter of $171 million, down 30.3% from a year ago; same store sales ...
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Gorgeous coming 5 year old palomino quarter mare. Not only does she have looks but she has the right moves and lots of go. Does not have many miles as she took time out to raise a baby but has been ridden on the trails and goes along well without spooking or balking. Very quick and agile mover and has great potential for barrels,cutting,reining etc. Price is negotiable and I am willing to listen to offers as well as trades for hay,tack,other ...
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The burger and beverage recession
17 hours ago ago from CNN Money
The burger and beverage recession By Paul R. La Monica , editor at large February 9, 2010: 12:37 PM ET NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Want more proof that the U.S. economy is still in a fragile state? Consider this. People are still holding back on buying burgers, soda and beer. So much for fast food, soft drinks and booze being recession-proof. Sure, the worst of this downturn may in fact be over, but don't tell that to Coca-Cola ( KO ...
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10 hours ago ago from Wall Street Journal
MELBOURNE Commonwealth Bank of Australia said Wednesday that its first half net profit rose from a year earlier on the back of strong loan growth in key segments and a decline in bad debt charges. Net profit for the six months ended Dec. 31 rose 13% to 2.91 billion Australian dollars (US$2.56 billion) from A$2.57 billion the prior year. The group lifted its interim dividend to A$1.20 a share from A$1.13 a year earlier, on the back of the ...
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