Monthly Archives: September 2011

Automatic spending cuts. That’s the threat facing lawmakers if the special debt committee fails to propose at least $1.2 trillion in deficit cuts, or if Congress rejects its proposals. Of course, many people think the process will fail. After all, … Continue reading →

BANGKOK (AP) — Oil prices inched higher Friday as recession alarm bells quieted following a glimmer of positive U.S. economic news and steps in Europe toward controlling its debt crisis. Benchmark crude was up 35 cents to $82.50 per barrel … Continue reading →

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Civil servants who work in the Greek transport ministry, blockade the entrance of the ministry in Athens, on Friday, Sept. 30, 2011. An occupation of the Transport Ministry by protesting civil servants has forced Greece’s international debt inspectors to reschedule … Continue reading →

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