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05.08.2009, 23:09
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The dollar’s role as the world's main currency is over and its future is unstable, says author and journalist Webster Tarpley.
23.04.2010, 20:11
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Greece has formally asked the EU and the International Monetary Fund to activate the debt-rescue plan to help pull its economy out of crisis.
01.09.2009, 10:32
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Russian private schools, including those oldest and most distinguished, have slashed fees for families hit by the economic crisis.
29.01.2010, 16:53
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On Friday, amendments to the Tax Code boosting the price of some governmental services two or even fourfold become effective, brining an estimated additional 30 billion Roubles, or about $1 billion, to Russia's budget.
15.03.2010, 09:59
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Germany may be Europe’s leading economy, but residents of its capital are struggling to find jobs. Many are having trouble putting food on the table and are surviving on government handouts.
09.07.2010, 17:54
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With the global economic outlook becoming increasingly volatile as 2009’s stimulus measures recede and debts become the focus analysts say that Russia is well placed.
12.08.2010, 11:10
An expected rebound in Russian inflation rates during the second half of this year has economists saying it’s a matter of when not if the central bank lifts interests’ rates.
26.08.2009, 13:12
Rambler Media, one of Russia’s most popular internet brands, has posted 1H 2009 Net Loss of 68 million Roubles under IFRS.
29.10.2010, 15:26
The Central Bank of Russia has kept the key refinancing rate at 7.75% with the one and seven day repurchase rates at 6.75%.
18.08.2009, 18:34
With the world sugar prices starting to get unwelcome attention in the wake of heavy rains in Brazil and the mounting expectation of a drought in India, Russian consumers can keep adding a spoonful to their bevarages.
Published: 17 October, 2009, 02:47
Edited: 17 October, 2009, 11:14
Instead of a long-term payment increase Social Security will give out a one-time $250 payout in 2010. The government, says Gerald Celente from the Trends Research Institute, is bribing people ahead of midterm elections.
O. K. So now the U. S. government is all set to scam the old age people after giving hunderds of billions of dollars to wall street thieves. The U. S. government knows that seniors are much worse off since Obama took office and uncontrolled spending become fashionable. Cash for clunkers could have been used to help the old people out. A lot of these seniors are poverty stricked and don.t have proper food or housing, but you rich vultures wouldn't understand or admit it. You want to project the image to the world that Americans are just so well off from the bottom up. You know this is a lie. Many people are suffering in America because the leaders let them down. So, trick the old age people again and just before the elections give them a token one time bribe instead of their annual raise. They will probably forget.