The recession occurring in the United States has lead to financial distress in many other countries over seas, but no country is more intertwined with the US economy than China. In a recent article published by MSNBC, China’s vice governor of the People’s Bank of China discussed the rising fear looming over failing U.S businesses. [...]
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I am not the most literate person to talk about economy, but with so much talk about the stimulus package I decided to read about it and was intrigued by what happened in Congress this past week. “The Senate approved its bill most along party lines, by a vote of 61 to 37, with three [...]
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This is a useful graphic of the elements of the stimulus bill. To see better, make your view larger by hitting ctrl + in Firefox. Or, click on link above.
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Tod Murphy has taken a huge leap into the pool of dining. He has stepped backwards and attempted to bring back the basics by supplying 60-70% of locally grown food. Supporting local farmers is, what I believe, a very worthy cause. Although this article was written four years ago, when I look at our economy [...]
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