Archive for April, 2010
Greek’s Debt Troubles Raise Contagion Worries
Greece’s debt troubles send worries through global economy about contagion threats Greece – Travel and Tourism – Business – Maps and Views – Government
Dollar gains on euro amid worries about Greek debt
The dollar was mixed against major currencies Monday, edging higher against the euro on fears debt-stricken Greece will need more money before an eventual restructuring of its debt.
State worries fuel taxes may run out of gas
No doubt, hybrid and electric cars are friendlier to the environment and owners of these vehicles save more money each time gasoline prices increase.
Dealing with surging inflows of hot money
A PROBLEM is brewing across much of the emerging world. Many countries, large and small, are on the receiving end of a surge of capital inflows and global liquidity
What really worries Goldman Sachs about the SEC investigation
One of the most famous things written about any financial institution is the line of the US writer Matt Taibbi about Goldman Sachs: A great vampire squid wrapped around the face of humanity, relentlessly jamming its blood funnel into anything that smells like money.
Rising rates, phase-out of stimulus could stall bull market
What comes after the burst of economic activity driven largely by government stimulus and short-term interest rates worries stock experts.
China Money: Bill curve to steepen as property worries mount
* Rising property prices fuelling inflation expectations
China Money: Bill curve to steepen as property worries mount
* Rising property prices fuelling inflation expectations
Money Worries Delay Heart Attack Treatment
TUESDAY, April 13 — People who are uninsured or have concerns about the cost of medical care are more likely to postpone seeking emergency care for a heart attack, researchers have found.
‘Free money’ is stocks’ secret weapon
Stock-market bulls are hoping the sharp rebound in corporate profits will keep the rally alive, but continued low interest rates might be more important.