17 hours ago by Arun

Bangkok (Thailand), September 7 (CityNewsR): The President of the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), Mrs. Patareeya Benjapolchai, says the gross domestic product (GDP) growth will continue to expand by 5 percent despite of political turmoil.

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1 day ago by Pavan Gupta

China sincerely believes that it’s diplomacy is working. America and India, both think otherwise. There are global imperatives that mature democracies understand. China is no democracy and therefore has a major disadvantage in terms of international feed-back. Chinese people are becoming very nation ...

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2 days ago by adriantoll

We start with a commentary on the Olympic opening ceremony as seen from Egypt by Lelyn Masters, Our Man In Cairo: Envy is at the root of much racism, against China, against America, against the Jews. I saw the Chinese spectacle. The Arabic commentator, in the dress of a sheik, explained to us that t ...

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3 days ago by Ron Robins

There is good news coming. Americans are about to save more, much more. A new consciousness is dawning. It is one that brings enhanced balance to Americans material and inner personal lives as they re-evaluate their futures due to changed circumstances. Boomers approaching retirement are seeing thei ...

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3 days ago by TraderMark

Before we get into the story, I find it strange that as gasoline has plummeted from $4.29 to $3.79 that consumers are now abandoning Walmart (WMT) in droves to go back to their old haunts. I mean that extra $15 a week has been the nexis for rallies in housing, autos, retailers, financials - it fixes ...

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3 days ago by Jake

The Big Picture with help from Mike Panzner compares the recent 3.3% GDP quarter to similar in size economic expansions: Our question: Does this 3.3% GDP resemble in most economic data points other, similar economic expansions? Or, is this GDP data, as we have argued, merely the result of a modeling ...

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4 days ago by Barry Ritholtz

Wow, I simply do not know where to begin with this one: Bush Has a Good Economic Record. Tell you what, rather than me telling you why I think this is a steaming pile of enzyme free donkey fazoo, let's crowd source this: How many analytical errors, half truths, misstatements, and out of context data ...

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4 days ago by getyourselfconnected

Once again I say hello to all the loyal readers and any that just swing by by chance! It has been a while once again. I FINALLY finished the new Den/Library room and I must say I am a bit impressed. I have not done real work for some time and I have not done construction/carpentry in a LONG time but ...

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4 days ago by The MILF

I am psyched about the GDP! Not because it’s rising — which it is — but because it could be a major agent in changing how mothers are valued in this country. The gross domestic product measures wealth apparently, but it has incorrectly evolved in the minds of people who pay attention to these things ...

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4 days ago by Kelly LaVaute

When people find out I work in the financial/mortgage industry, they begin to pepper me with questions: should they buy a house (are they ready to?), what do I think their credit score is (Duh. Quizzle knows.), and the most common: where do I think mortgage rates are headed? Honestly, no one knows f ...

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