Orders for aircraft put on hold
CHINA daily - 22 ore fa
Domestic airlines lost more than 7 billion yuan ($1 billion) in the first 11 months of last year, according to the CAAC. The industry has been hit hard by the economic slump. Last year, Chinese airlines carried 192 million passengers, up 3.3 percent on 2007; and 4.03 million tons of cargo, up 0.2 ... |
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No militants inside Gaza school: UN
Canada.com (CA) - 6 ore fa
Fakhora school in Jabalya refugee camp. Palestinian relatives from the Deeb family cry Wednesday during the funeral of 10 people from their family who were killed yesterday in an Israeli strike on a UN school in Gaza. The UN said Wednesday that no militants were inside the school at the time of ...
Canada pushes for end to Gaza fighting- Canada.com (CA)
Former minister Fortier returns to law practice- Canada.com (CA)
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Moqtada al-Sadr calls for Iraq revenge attacks over Gaza
Times OnLine (UK) - 6 ore fa
He also urged all countries with Israeli embassies to close down these missions in a show of support for the Palestinian people. And he asked Iraqis to place Palestinian flags on the roofs of all buildings, mosques and churches to demonstrate their support 'for the mujahedeen in Gaza". The US ...
German children will be forced to see concentration camp sites- Times OnLine (UK)
Democrats and Barack Obama prepare U-turn on Roland Burris- Times OnLine (UK)
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Straight talk on the economic crisis
Los Angeles Times (USA) - 21 ore fa
In the business of reporting on the economy, one commentator comes right out and says it: 'This looks an awful lot like the beginning of a second Great Depression.'. Even the editor who runs financial coverage at the Detroit Free Press in woebegone Michigan told me he's not ready to have his ...
Oil dips as traders weigh demand signs, Gaza clash- The Seattle Times (USA)
Take-home pay growth weakest since January 2008- Reuters (UK)
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CES 2009: Technology demand strong despite slowdown
The Seattle Times (USA) - 5 ore fa
The consumer-electronics industry gave a sober assessment Tuesday of the hits its primary customers — consumers — have taken in the past year. But the industry's economists also had plenty to cheer about as their products are accounting for a growing share of consumer spending. ...
HP shows off new netbook, ultra-light PCs- Reuters (USA)
Lenovo unveils 2-screen notebook, consumer PCs- Reuters (USA)
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Gaza outcome could increase Lebanon risk
Reuters (USA) - 6 ore fa
It has drawn parallels with its 34-day war with Israel in 2006, when Hezbollah guerrillas withstood an invasion and the group declared a "divine victory. But analysts say an outcome that badly weakens Hamas, perhaps achieving Israel's goal of choking off its ability to rearm, could boost the ... |
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Reitmans same-store sales decrease
thestar.com (CA) - 6 ore fa
Reitmans is the first major Canadian retailer to release its December numbers, but its sales shrinkage was not company-specific, president Jeremy Reitman said Wednesday. My guess is that it's certainly not out of line, if it's not better than most. But I can't really say at this point in time," ...
Total bankruptcies drop in November- thestar.com (CA) |
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Heavy rain causing flooding across South
SFGate (USA) - 6 ore fa
Heavy rain across the South on Wednesday caused flooding, school and road closures and a landslide that destroyed a home in North Carolina. More News Profit warnings, poor job outlook weigh on stocks 01.07.09 Obama has lunch with 4 presidents 01.07.09 Burris says he expects to be seated in Senate ... |
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Sarkozy says Israel, Palestinians OK Gaza plan; official says it could lead to pullout in days
Chicago Tribune (USA) - 7 ore fa
And an Israeli government spokesman, while welcoming the proposals, stopped short of publicly endorsing them. Details of the plan were sketchy but apparently would include a cessation of all hostilities including the rocket fire from Gaza that Israel says prompted its offensive. The key would be ... |
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Economists see pain in 2009
thestar.com (CA) - 8 ore fa
At a gathering of economic minds at the Economic Club of Canada in Toronto, TD Bank chief economist Don Drummond said challenges faced by the U.S. will start to be felt more keenly in Canada during the first quarter. The global economic meltdown will continue to affect the country for at least the ... |
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