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Op-Ed: World economic outlook is similar to that of the Titanic

Instead of embracing a policy of fiscal responsibility, it appears world leaders are going to simply "grow" their respective economies out of the world wide recession.

In the Media by Gar Swaffar - 12 comments

The Chinese Yuan May Become A World Currency

China seeks to replace the diminishing U.S. dollar as the world reserve and trade currency, and efforts are underway in Beijing to set up the Chinese yuan for global currency.

In the Media by Eliot Elwar - 3 comments

Op-Ed: Occupy London – Tent City speaks its mind Special

London - ‘This isn’t an outrageous movement of crazies. Our’s are reasonable demands, and this camp is in the public interest. People just don’t understand this protest; they don’t understand the inequalities that they live with every day.’

Digital Journal Report by Sean Braidy - 2 comments

Federal Reserve meeting notes indicate more economic growth

Minutes from the latest Federal Reserve meeting released Wednesday show that a spike in economic progress is expected, one that is more positive than policymakers had previously predicted.

In the Media by Edward Xiao

UK: More money spent on pampering pets despite economic downturn

The amount of money spent on pet food in the UK has increased, despite negative news on the economy, according to retail analysts.

In the Media by Lynn Curwin

China to build the world's longest cross-sea bridge

To make the best use of the massive stimulus package, China is to build the world's longest bridge to connect mainland China,Hong Kong and Macao to bring the economic ties closer.

In the Media by Wang Fangqing - 1 comment

Copper prices surge indicating signs of economic recovery

Copper prices hit a high on Friday of just over $3 a pound and is a strong indicator that economic recovery is at hand as construction and technologies have increased their demands.

In the Media by Jay David Murphy - 4 comments

All-Star Game a Home Run for St. Louis

President Obama took a break from politics Tuesday evening to participate in America’s favorite pastime. All eyes were on Mr. Obama as he became only the fifth president to throw the first-pitch at the 2009 MLB All-Star game in St Louis.

In the Media by Sarah Reichardt - 1 comment

Pope Promotes the Need for 'World Political Authority'

According to a Canadian news source, at a press conference held on July the 7 Vatican officials announced Pope Benedict’s call for a “world authority” to help curb the economic crisis.

In the Media by Gloria Cowdery - 1 comment

National Volunteer Week comes to a close Special

At least $112 billion a year is generated in the Canadian economy by the efforts of volunteers, according to the Hon. Joseph Volpe who commemorated the efforts of volunteers in the House of Commons during the National Volunteer Week ending tomorrow.

Digital Journal Report by Moushumi Chakrabarty - 1 comment

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