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July Remained Sluggish for Retailers

July Remained Sluggish for Retailers

Mall-based chains continue to be hit hardest as consumers focus on necessities, but the warehouse club operator Costco’s results also missed analyst estimates.

 

White House: U.S. Has Avoided Depression - Obama Ventures to Indiana in Defense of Stimulus

White House: U.S. Has Avoided Depression - Obama Ventures to Indiana in Defense of Stimulus

A White House spokesman said Wednesday that the United States has avoided falling off an economic cliff, citing as evidence a new report showing factory orders rose in June for the fourth time in five months, an unexpected gain and the latest sign that the ailing manufacturing sector is recovering.

 

California Cuts 100 Percent Funding for Domestic Abuse Programs; Bad Economy Means More Abuse

While California cuts funding for much-needed programs, New Mexico offers more protection for abuse victims.

 

Geithner refuses to rule out tax increases

Geithner refuses to rule out tax increases

The U.S. economy is no longer on the edge of collapse, but Americans must reduce the budget deficit, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said Sunday.

 

Japan jobless at six-year record

Japan sees its unemployment reach a six-year high, at 5.4%, with job availability at a new low, in a further sign of the slowdown.

 

Poll: Schwarzenegger hits bottom

California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earns the worst approval numbers of his tenure, according to a new poll, becoming another governor whose ratings have been dragged down along with the battered economy.

 

Obama says economic recovery depends on healthcare

Obama says economic recovery depends on healthcare

President Barack Obama said on Wednesday he realized Americans were skeptical about his healthcare overhaul, but that the country's economic recovery depended on the success of the $1 trillion plan.

 

Loan losses drag on Wells Fargo, other big banks

Several major U.S. banks, led by Wells Fargo & Co, said the troubled economy drove credit losses higher, reducing profitability in the second quarter.

 

Which cities will and won’t recover fastest

Which cities will and won’t recover fastest

The three most important things in real estate: location, location, location.

 

Continental Airlines to Cut 1,700 Jobs

Continental Airlines to Cut 1,700 Jobs

Continental Airlines posted a big loss for the second quarter as traffic fell, and the carrier says it will cost 1,700 jobs and raise the fee for checking luggage.

 

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