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24.02.2009, 23:27
All commercial housing in Belarus should be sold at prices close to prime costs by the end of April – otherwise the flats will be impounded by the state and ‘sold to those in need’,President Lukashenko warned on Tuesday.
08.03.2009, 11:12
As the global meltdown deepens, people's attitudes towards money is changing. The Resident, Lori Harfenist, takes to the streets of New York to find out whether the Big Apple believes in the dollar’s bright future.
24.03.2009, 19:49
As the economic crisis continues, 50% of Russia’s population have started saving on food, closely followed by clothes.
10.04.2009, 06:56
Many people call local money issued in a dozen US cities, from East Coast to West Coast, worthless pieces of paper. However, it is not just Monopoly money for the people of Ithaca, New York.
14.09.2009, 11:03
Although there is still a risk of another economic recession, the worst has passed, believes John Peet, Europe Editor of The Economist magazine.
18.10.2010, 09:09
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Public services in Britain are facing massive cuts in their budget as the government looks to fill the huge black hole in its balance sheet.
30.04.2010, 13:37
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Greece faces years of painful cuts to salaries in return for a multi-billion-dollar bailout from the International Monetary Fund and the EU. The Greek finance minister called it a “choice between collapse or salvation.”
23.06.2009, 10:39
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Webster Tarpley, journalist, radio host and critic of the Obama administration, reveals to RT who he thinks really rules the United States.
20.04.2009, 13:03
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As the world financial and economic crisis comes into its own, the Western community leaders are seeking to impress on mankind the idea that this upheaval will end up ‘turning the world into something different’.
25.06.2009, 20:42
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California, America’s most populous state, has a projected $24.3 billion budget deficit for the coming year, and may start issuing IOUs starting next week.
Published: 11 April, 2009, 10:31
Well over half a million students from around the world choose to get their qualifications in the US. But these days many decide that life after college will be better back home.
greetings: just a suggestion...why not help bring more direction to the occupy movement with some more reports on what healthy economies are doing now, like sweden and denmark? didn't gorby what to make russia like a sweden? what are they doing that the rest of the world seems to be ignoring? just a thought...