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in Arts & Culture
via Earthtimes.org @ 7:55 6th Oct
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in Banking
via MarketWatch @ 4:26 10th Oct
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Fifteen wickets fell on the opening day at the Riverside, as Kent closed 103 runs behind Durham at 43-5.
in Cricket
via BBC @ 15:25 6th Aug
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(Dow Jones) -- European banks took another mauling on the stock market Friday as global efforts to restart the credit markets and avoid a severe economic downturn continued to fall short.
in Banking
via CNN Money @ 9:50 10th Oct
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LONDON (Dow Jones) -- European banks took another mauling on the stock market Friday as global efforts to restart the credit markets and avoid a severe economic downturn continued to fall short.
in Banking
via Nasdaq @ 9:51 10th Oct
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Spin sensation Ajantha Mendis broke a 62-year-old record to help Sri Lanka close in on a series win over India.
in Cricket
via BBC @ 13:21 10th Aug
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LONDON (SHARECAST) - 1630: Sentiment took a turn for the worse late in the day sending Footsie tumbling in the red.
in Banking
via ShareCast @ 15:46 9th Oct
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Tags: Holiday, Estimate, Amazon.com Inc., E-business, Web Technology, E-business/E-Commerce, Internet, Sam Diaz
in E-commerce
via ZDNet @ 15:48 26th Sep
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The slump in the UK property market continued in August, with some estate agents selling fewer than one home per week in the past three months.
in Personal Finance
via BBC @ 9:03 9th Sep
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While the national economic slump and the banking failure are hurting corporate tech spending, they aren't dampening consumers' willingness to lay out big bucks for high-end smartphones.
in Handhelds
via Datamation @ 8:40 4th Oct
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While the national economic slump and the banking failure are hurting corporate tech spending, they aren't dampening consumers' willingness to lay out big bucks for high-end smartphones.
in Handhelds
via Psion Place @ 23:45 3rd Oct
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While the national economic slump and the banking failure are hurting corporate tech spending, they aren't dampening consumers' willingness to lay out big bucks for high-end smartphones.
in Handhelds
via Palm Boulevard @ 1:25 5th Oct
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EDITR'S NOTE: The world is in an economic slump as a result of the DotCom bust. The bust happened because there were just too many idiotic IPO/DotCom companies with no history of success or chance of achieving success. They sucked up billions of investor dollars, and then paid out unrealistic salaries to inexperienced employees (which in turn fueled the housing boom and later the housing crash when millions were thrown into unemployment or under-paying jobs – under-paying compared to the previous unrealistic salaries - and they couldn't afford their mortgage payments).
in E-commerce
via The Auto Channel @ 13:21 1st Oct
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The perfect plan: After suffering a layoff and a stock slump, the Elliotts are stretching to save for college and retirement.
in Personal Finance
via CNN Money @ 9:02 9th Sep
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Mike Hussey's unbeaten 54 helped Australia recover from a top-order slump to reach 191-4 at stumps on day two of the warm-up game against an Indian Cricket Board President's XI.
in Cricket
via New Zealand Herald @ 18:41 4th Oct
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KB Home extended its streak of quarterly losses, as orders and deliveries continued to slump and the home builder's cancellation rate rose.
in E-commerce
via Wall Street Journal Online @ 10:36 26th Sep
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Veteran newspaperman David Montgomery has indicated his European newspaper group, Mecom, is looking to expand its online presence through social networking and gambling, in the wake of an advertising slump and losses of £19.7m.
in E-commerce
via Telegraph @ 10:41 20th Aug
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