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Best Cities For Singles

The recession has reshaped the singles scene--for the better in many places.

 

Loan losses drag on Wells Fargo, other big banks

Several major U.S. banks, led by Wells Fargo & Co, said the troubled economy drove credit losses higher, reducing profitability in the second quarter.

 

Which cities will and won’t recover fastest

Which cities will and won’t recover fastest

The three most important things in real estate: location, location, location.

 

Pace of Decline Seems to Have Slowed, Fed Chief Says

Despite the positive signs, Ben S. Bernanke told lawmakers, the labor market remains weak, and interest rates will likely remain low for some time.

 

Tipping is still right thing to do in a recession

As you head out to a nice dinner or on vacation at the height of the summer travel season, everyone will understand if you tip less because of the recession, right?

 

Nine Reasons the Economy is Not Getting Better

We are now looking at unemployment numbers that undermine any confidence that we might be nearing the bottom of the recession. The appropriate metaphor is not the green shoots of new growth. A better image is to look at the true total of jobless people as a prudent navigator looks at an iceberg. These 9 signs suggest that the U.S. recession is even worse than previously thought.

 

Report: Viewers Will Pay For Online Video

According to a new report issued by Strategy Analytics, consumers may be far more willing to open their wallets to purchase Web video content, much as they do with music, than many once believed. The Boston-based research firm forecasts that worldwide consumer spending on online video content could reach $3.8 billion in 2009 despite the recession. That figure would exceed the $3.5 billion in online video ad revenue expected this year, the report says.

 

OPEC Cuts Oil-Investment Forecast

OPEC lowered its five-year forecast for oil-field spending by about a third as the recession and increased energy efficiency led to a steep cut in demand estimates.

 

Sperm, egg donors increase during recession

Sperm banks and donor agencies say the recession is prompting a surge in calls from people who hope to make money by donating ...

 

U.S. recession to bottom out this year: OECD

U.S. recession to bottom out this year: OECD

A severe U.S. recession will bottom out this year, but any recovery will be weak due to anemic markets and shrunken consumer wealth, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said on Wednesday.

 

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