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Monthly archives for 2008: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October

  1. Europe weighs revamping industrialized world's central financial structures

    4 minutes ago

    Shaken by the financial meltdown, leaders of the world's economic powers said Wednesday that they favored an ambitious campaign to revamp the structures that have governed global finance for more than 60 years.

  2. Stock markets sink on ever-darker signs of recession

    52 minutes ago

    The chairman of the Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke, warned that the American economy was headed toward an extended period of difficulty.

  3. A midair mall? Airlines seek new ways to make money

    52 minutes ago

    With little control over most of their costs, airlines are increasingly charging passengers for elements once covered by their tickets, while low-cost carriers are spearheading efforts to find new things to sell in the …

  4. Iceland cuts interest rates in bid to revive economy

    2 hours ago

    Iceland has had high interest rates for several years as the central bank has tried, unsuccessfully, to rein in inflation.

  5. Apple may have missed a chance to broaden its market

    2 hours ago

    Analysts predicted that Apple would release an ultra-cheap notebook this week. Instead, Apple merely updated its pricey notebooks. This may be a mistake.

  6. Falling crude prices slow to show up at European pumps

    2 hours ago

    Oil companies deny they have been taking advantage of the drop to increase margins.

  7. Airbus to delay increase in production

    2 hours ago

    The global financial crisis may reduce passenger traffic and cause airlines to postpone taking delivery.

  8. U.S. stocks lower after late plunge in Europe

    3 hours ago

    Wall Street followed European markets lower as investors begin to face the likelihood that serious dislocations will plague the global economy even if the coordinated bailouts restore confidence.

  9. U.K. unemployment rate jumps to 5.7 percent

    4 hours ago

    Britain's unemployment rate rose sharply to 5.7 percent in the last quarter, the government reported Wednesday, as the economic slowdown walloped the job market.

  10. Despite slowdown, Chinese automakers resist consolidation

    4 hours ago

    Analysts expect foot-dragging in the fragmented industry to continue, at least in the near term.

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