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Treasury’s Henry Paulson said the U.S. government will hit its $8.965-trillion debt limit in early October and asked Congress to raise it. ...

Franco Is Still Dead, and Housing Is Still Bust: Caroline Baum Residential investment, as it's referred to in the gross domestic product...

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U.S. GDP rose 3.4%. The University of Michigan's index of consumer sentiment rose from 85.3 to 90.4 in July. YoY consumer prices in Ja...

Coke named global brand king Coca-Cola, McDonald's, Marlboro and Microsoft have been named among the top 20 most valuable brands in the ...

Hidden U.S. subprime losses may mirror Japan bank crisis "The Japanese experience of holding large losses as opposed to taking a hit a...

Wall Street suffered one of its worst losses of 2007, as investors succumbed to worry about the derivatives market. U.S. Durable goods ord...

Existing homes sales fell in June for a fourth straight month, declining 3.8%, the National Association of Realtors said. The Federal Reser...

$100-a-barrel oil may be only a few months away The $100-a-barrel oil that Goldman Sachs Group said would prevail by 2009 may be only a few...

The U.S. economy is not at risk of a credit crunch despite continuing troubles in high-risk subprime mortgages, Philadelphia Federal Reserv...

Ultra-Flexible Fiber Optics on the Way In standard fiber, the light signal leaks out at bends or turns and "with two 90-degree turns, ...

U.S. Treasury Secretary Paulson said that problems in the subprime mortgage loan sector could be contained and would not hurt the overall e...

Dollar's Bear Market Slide More Boon Than Bane for George Bush The currency has lost 13.2 percent since January 2001, when George W. Bus...

Researchers develop inexpensive, easy process to produce solar panels Researchers at New Jersey Institute of Technology have developed an in...

U.S. Index of leading indicators fell 0.3% in June. The index has been down in four of the past six months. The Philadelphia Federal Reser...

U.S. Housing Slowdown Will Lead Fed to Cut Rates, McCulley Says ``This whole subprime crisis has been more of a Wall Street event than it ha...

Gulf dead zone to be biggest ever The UN believes the algal blooms are having a significant impact on commercially valuable fish stocks.

U.S. consumer prices rose 0.2% in June, up 2.7% YoY. U.S. housing starts rose 2.3% from May's pace. YoY housing starts are down 26%. Chi...

U.S. Producer prices fell 2% in June, however the core rate rose 0.3%. YoY Swiss Retail Sales rose a stronger then exp. 7.2% vs 4.5% from ...

The Ron Paul Presidential Campaign, A Self-Organizing Complex System The scientific community that has been studying complex systems intens...

Why They Won’t Impeach If one takes the trouble to examine the matter from the perspective of the machinations that dominate all political b...

The New York Federal Reserve's Empire index, rode from 25.8 to 26.5 in July, YoY Consumer prices in the Euro zone rose 1.9%. China sus...

U.S. retail sales were down 0.9% in June U.S. business sales were up 1.3% in May New Zealand retail sales rose 1.2% in May University of ...

Corn Rises on Speculation Hot, Dry Weather to Reduce U.S. Crop Crops west of the Mississippi River might face increased stress as the hottes...

The S&P 500 and DOW closed at a new high U.S. Trade deficit rose 2.3% in May. YoY U.S. Foreclosures rose 87% in June. Bank of Jap...

Japan 's consumer confidence index fell from 47.3 to 45.0 in June The U.S. Department of Energy said that: Supplies of crude oil fell ...

Report: Wars Cost US $12 Billion a Month

U.S. Navy Deploys Third Aircraft Carrier To Persian Gulf MANAMA (Reuters) - The U.S. Navy said on Tuesday it had sent a third aircraft carri...

Standard and Poor's said that $12 billion of securities are on negative watch because of the poor performance of subprime loans. The Fe...

Japan' s machinery orders were up 5.9% MoM. U.K. 's producer prices were up 0.2% MoM and up 2.4% YoY. Ethanol Poised to Reverse Pl...

In London’s Financial World, Carbon Trading Is the New Big Thing “Carbon will be the world’s biggest commodity market, and it could become...

U.S. Unemployment rate was unchanged in June at 4.5%. Canada ’s unemployment rate remained at 6.1% in June Industrial production in the U...

Plague of bioweapons accidents afflicts the US There are now 20,000 people at 400 sites around the US working with putative bioweapons germ...

The Institute of Supply Management's index of U.S. services rose from 59.7 to 60.7 The Bank of England increased its interest rate fr...

U.S. Personal incomes rose 0.4% in May and consumer spending was up 0.5%. U.S. Construction spending rose 0.9% MoM, but fell 2.2% YoY. Th...

The Federal Reserve kept the federal fund rate unchanged at 5.25%, as expected. U.S . GDP was up 0.7% in the first quarter of 2007. U.S. p...

Clinton Surpasses Obama in Site Traffic Race, Paul Rockets to First Hillary Clinton overtook Barack Obama in May, John Edwards and Rudy Giu...

U.S. Durable goods orders were down 2.8% in May, weaker than expected. YoY Retail sales in Japan were up 0.1% in May. Japan's industri...

China Industrial-Company Profits Climb 42 Percent Soaring profits help to fund the construction of factories and mines, raising the risk o...

The U.S. Census Bureau said new home sales were down 1.6% from April's pace, and down 21% YoY. This is the fourth drop in the past five ...

Bee Disease May Destroy Hives Worldwide, Ruin Crops Bloomberg) -- A malady that has decimated millions of honeybees and is threatening $14....

Growing concerns about the subprime mortgage market dragged down shares of Bear Stearns and Goldman Sachs The National Association of Real...

The Ifo Institute's index of business confidence in Germany fell from 108.6 to 107.0 in June. The USDA said that there were 11.272 mil...

``The problem is not what we see happening, but what we don't see,'' said Joseph Mason, associate professor of finance at Drexel...

Yen Reaches 4 1/2-Year Low Against Dollar; Carry Trades to Rise Japanese finance companies will market more than 1.5 trillion yen ($12.1 bil...

``It's an industry issue,'' What are their true prices? Investors from hedge funds to pension funds and foreign banks have snap...