Archive for November 13th, 2008

FTSE closes down (AFP)

London shares closed in the red as oil and commodity prices slid due to the global economic slowdown.(AFP/File/Shaun Curry)AFP - London shares closed in the red on Thursday as oil and commodity prices slid due to the global economic slowdown.

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EU, US in deal with China over WTO media restrictions dispute (AFP)

Chinese journalists from Xinhua News Agency work at their office in Beijing in August 2008. The European Union and United States said Thursday they had reached a deal with China over a WTO dispute on Beijing's restrictions on foreign financial news providers working in the country.(AFP/File/Jewel Samad)AFP - The European Union and United States said Thursday they had reached a deal with China over a WTO dispute on Beijing's restrictions on foreign financial news providers working in the country.

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US, European markets steady after latest sell-off (AP)

A broker reacts as he watches displays showing stock prices at a brokerage firm Thursday, Nov. 13, 2008. Hong Kong's stock index has plunged over 6 percent in early trade, tracking Wall Street's sharp losses overnight. The blue chip Hang Seng index fell 923.83 points, or 6.63 percent, to 13015.28 points at the end of the morning session. (AP Photo/Vincent Yu)AP - European and U.S. stock markets were little changed Thursday, taking a breather after hefty losses this week despite further woeful U.S. jobs news. Asian shares closely sharply lower.

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Economic group says developed world in recession (AP)

Shoppers rush through Herald Square in New York, Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2008. Seismic changes in how people shop and what they're buying is creating an unprecedented crisis for the nation's retailers and could mean the difference between a short and shallow recession and a much longer, much more painful one.  (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)AP - The world's developed economies, hard hit by the financial crisis, have slid into recession and will shrink further in 2009, a top international organization said Thursday.

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Romanian companies to lay off 800 workers (AP)

AP - Romanian companies in the chemical and fertilizer industry said Thursday they will lay off some 800 workers as their businesses feel the effects of the global economic crisis.

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