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  • Barratt to Cut 1,000 Jobs as It Closes, Merges Home Divisions (Bloomberg.com)

    July 3 (Bloomberg) -- Barratt Developments Plc , the U.K.'s worst-performing homebuilder this year, plans to cut about 1,000 jobs as it closes and merges divisions.
    2008-07-03 05:41:40
  • Opening Bell: Let ‘Em Fail (Columbia Journalism Review)

    Paulson says bad banks should go; fugitive hedgie surrenders; LAT cuts; etc.
    2008-07-03 05:42:54
  • Got Debt? Explore Debt Relief Solutions (Today's News-Herald)

    (ARA) - Everywhere you look you see news about the "credit crunch" and the mortgage foreclosure crisis and, if you're like most Americans, you're feeling the pinch too.
    2008-07-03 05:45:06
  • How to Save Your Home from Foreclosure (Today's News-Herald)

    (ARA) - Are you two months or more past due on your mortgage payments and sweating it out? If so you're not alone.
    2008-07-03 05:45:17
  • U.S. Loses 62,000 Jobs, Jobless Rate Holds at 5.5% (Update1) (Bloomberg.com)

    July 3 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. employers cut jobs in June for a sixth consecutive month as soaring fuel prices and a slowing economy forced companies to reduce costs.
    2008-07-03 06:04:32
  • Stocks: More Doldrums Ahead (BusinessWeek)

    Rising unemployment and inflation have market watchers taking back predictions of a second-half rally
    2008-07-03 06:15:04
  • 'There is no magic formula' - Beeld

    Cape Town - News24 chats to economist Dawie Roodt to find out why he thinks interest rates should be even higher than they are now, as well as his opinion on a host of other issues affecting the South African economy at present.
    2008-07-01 02:22:00
  • REAL TIME ECONOMICS - Wall Street Journal

    Playing sports at least once a month may have as big an impact on your long-run earnings as an additional year of schooling. That’s the conclusion of a study published by the Centre for Economic Policy Research that explores the relationship ...
    2008-06-29 05:55:00
  • Life after the oil crash - Globe and Mail

    Sadie Coulter from Rochester, United States writes: It's kind of funny how you say "don't buy an apartment." Instead, live somewhere that makes you totally reliant on a car and uses much more oil. Solve the problem by causing it? Are you really going ...
    2008-07-02 04:58:00
  • Mandatory Reading - Spectator.org

    Pick-and-choose health insurance is a great idea -- but it will eventually be undermined by attorneys. It doesn't take much to imagine a "suffering soul's" lawyer telling a jury that his "heartless" insurance company "should have covered him anyway ...
    2008-07-02 08:36:00
  • McCain's Tin Ear - Slate

    Klein Delenda Est: Another day at The Corner and Contentions and no mention of Joe Klein's imminent punishment . ... It must be a very long abject statement of apology he's working on. ... 3:35 P.M. I tried to cause Hugh Hewitt at least some ...
    2008-07-03 04:36:00
  • Last Of The Low Rate Loans (The Motley Fool)

    It looks like we've seen the end of sub-7% personal loans for the time being, but this form of borrowing still offers good value for money.
    2008-07-01 03:34:03
  • Behind Barack’s “Suspicious” Mortgage (Columbia Journalism Review)

    Why did the Post run its Obama mortgage story? What should an editor do when an enterprise piece comes up empty? Do you kill the story? Send it back for more reporting? Bury it inside with a sigh and a “Better luck next time?”
    2008-07-02 10:12:48
  • POLL-Indian rupee to drop to 44/dlr by Sept on oil, outflows - Reuters India

    MUMBAI, July 3 (Reuters) - Foreign portfolio flows out of India's battered stock market, a widening trade gap and an unrelenting rise in the price of oil are likely to drive the Indian rupee down nearly 2 percent in coming months. Even rising ...
    2008-07-03 01:30:00
  • Sweden lifts rates and signals further rises - Financial Times

    Sweden’s central bank on Thursday raised interest rates to 4.5 per cent, their highest level in 12 years, and said further increases were likely this year to bring inflation back from the current 4 per cent to within the bank’s target of 2 per ...
    2008-07-02 05:16:00