India economy: Growth 'to fall below 7%' for 2011-12 - BBC News


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India economy: Growth 'to fall below 7%' for 2011-12
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India's economic growth is likely to dip below 7% for the 2011-12 financial year, new government statistics show. The downward revision reflects the slowdown in mining, agriculture and manufacturing sectors. Only last week Prime Minister Manmohan Singh ...

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Blood clot guidelines challenge economy class risk - Newsday


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Blood clot guidelines challenge economy class risk
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Nation Newsday > News > Nation Blood clot guidelines challenge economy class risk Originally published: February 7, 2012 12:09 AM Updated: February 7, 2012 3:07 AM By The Associated Press LINDSEY TANNER (AP Medical Writer) CHICAGO - (AP) -- Good news ...
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Chief Executives in US More Confident on Economy, Survey Shows - BusinessWeek


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Chief Executives in US More Confident on Economy, Survey Shows
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7 (Bloomberg) -- Confidence among US chief executive officers rose in the fourth quarter to the highest level in almost a year as their economic outlook and hiring plans improved, a private survey showed. The Young Presidents' Organization's index of ...
Global Consumer Confidence Increases One Point to 89 in Q4 2011, While ... MarketWatch (press release)

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China Stocks Fall on Economy Concern; Euro Weakens on Greece - San Francisco Chronicle


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China Stocks Fall on Economy Concern; Euro Weakens on Greece
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7 (Bloomberg) -- China's stocks dropped the most in eight weeks on concern economic growth is slowing, while the euro fell as Greece sought to secure rescue funds. Australia's dollar rose after the central bank unexpectedly kept interest rates ...
Most Emerging Stocks Drop on China Growth, Europe Debt Concern BusinessWeek

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Jordanian Economy to Grow 3% to 4% This Year, World Bank Says - BusinessWeek

Jordanian Economy to Grow 3% to 4% This Year, World Bank Says
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7 (Bloomberg) -- Jordan's economy may grow between 3 percent and 4 percent this year, said Sri Mulyani Indrawati, one of three managing directors at the World Bank. “I am not expecting up to the 5 percent growth, but something between 3 and 4 percent,” ...

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Financial Briefing Book: Feb. 7 - Wall Street Journal


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Financial Briefing Book: Feb. 7
Wall Street Journal
Citigroup Inc. said it will issue credit cards on its own in China, as it looks to capitalize on the country's increasing consumption and expand in the world's second-largest economy. The bank, which already has co-branded credit cards with Shanghai ...
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Australia Holding Rate on EU Progress Spurs Currency: Economy - San Francisco Chronicle


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Australia Holding Rate on EU Progress Spurs Currency: Economy
San Francisco Chronicle
7 (Bloomberg) -- Australia unexpectedly kept interest rates unchanged as two cuts late last year help the economy weather Europe's debt crisis, sending the nation's currency soaring to a six-month high. "Much remains to be done to put European ...
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