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Greek Economy Slump Hurts Revenues, Jobs

Greek economy slump hurts revenues, jobs

Chile Economy To Grow 6.9% This Quarter, Fastest In Five Years, Poll Says

Chilean economists estimate the economy will grow this quarter at the fastest pace in five years as it rebounds from a recession and February’s earthquake, according to a central bank survey published today.

Economy: Fears Of Second Recession Ease, For Now

WASHINGTON -- No, the economy isn't roaring ahead. And no, companies aren't making lots of job offers. But a fresh batch of economic data Thursday at least eased summertime fears that the economy might be on the brink of another recession.

Economy Looks Brighter

WASHINGTON -- No, the economy isn't roaring ahead. And no, companies aren't making lots of job offers. But a fresh batch of economic data Thursday at least eased summertime fears that the economy might be on the brink of another recession.Far fewer p ...

Japan Economy's Pulse Stronger In 2q Than Thought

Japan's economy wasn't quite as weak in the second quarter as first thought but faces a murky outlook, the government said Friday as it unveiled a new $11 billion stimulus package.

Japan Economy Up 1.5%

Japan’s economy slowed less than initially estimated in the second quarter as companies boosted capital spending, indicating the nation’s recovery was intact before a surge in the yen threatened to stunt export gains.

Economy Grew Overall But Lost Steam

The economy lost strength in late summer as factory production weakened in areas of the East Coast.

Tough Economy Forcing Record Number Of Workers To Crack Their Retirement Nest Eggs

The rough economy is taking its toll and  pushing a record number of people to take money out of their retirement plans.

British Economy 'best In G7' But Outlook Is Still Gloomy

THE British economy is set to fare better than its rivals in the G7 nations in the third quarter of the financial year, international forecasters claimed yesterday.

Senegal Economy To Grow By 4% In 2010 As Production Of Cement Expands

Senegal ’s economy is expected to grow by 4 percent in 2010 and 4.4 percent next year, led by expansion in petroleum refining and cement production, the country’s statistical agency said.