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 President Obama proposes new high speed rail with no money to fund it
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President Obama came out today and proposed construction of a new high
speed rail system to be part of a program to create jobs for Americans. |
Unfortunately, the proposal has no indication where t... (photo: Public
Domain / BotMultichillT) The Examiner
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 US STOCKS-Wall Street up modestly on consumer shares
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McDonald's sales rebound in Europe; shares rise * Outside commodities,
China's impact on sto... (photo: AP / Richard Drew) The Guardian
Europe Mcdonald Photos Wall Street Wikipedia: New York Stock Exchange |
 New Year's Party at the Stock Exchanges Rages On
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The stock market continues to shrug off threats to economic recovery in
almost Pollyanna fashion. After testing how investors would react to
resistance at Dow 12,000 an... (photo: AP / Richard Drew) Seeking Alpha
Fashion Market Photos Recovery Wikipedia :Stock |
 Dollar Eyes Recovery vs. Euro, Yen
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EURUSD: Euro Vulnerable as Yields Pull Back from 2-Year High | The Euro
is looking to the outlook for monetary policy to guide price action,
with EURUSD once again show... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag) Seeking Alpha
Dollar Euro Monetary Photos Wikipedia: Monetary policy |
 Nokia software choice in focus as Elop takes stage
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| HELSINKI (Reuters) - Expectations are high when Nokia's new Chief
Executive Stephen Elop takes stage on Friday at an investor event in
London. | The world's biggest ... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag) Canada Dot Com
Market Nokia Photos Software Technology Wikipedia: Nokia |
 McDonald's reports 5.3 percent Jan. sales growth
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OAK BROOK, Ill. -- McDonald's is reporting a 5.3 percent rise in
January sales at locations open more than a year, giving credit to its
McCafe hot chocolate, Chicken Mc... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag) The News & Observer
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 McDonald's January sales rise 5.3 percent
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DETROIT (Reuters) - McDonald's Corp on Tuesday said global sales at
established restaurants rose more than expected in every region except
the United States. | Worldwid... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba) Hartford Courant
Market Photos Restaurants Revenue Wikipedia: McDonald's |
 Asian Currencies Jump on Inflation Outlook
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ARRAN SCOTT And MARK CRANFIELD | SINGAPORE—Several Asian currencies
rallied to multiyear highs amid expectations that central banks will
support appreciation and... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba) Wall Street Journal
Commodities Currencies Investors Photos Wikipedia: Inflation |
 UBS reports first annual profit since 2006
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GENEVA-Swiss bank UBS AG on Tuesday posted its first annual profit
since the global financial crisis erupted, despite softer-than-expected
fourth quarter earnings, and ... (photo: AP / KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri) The Boston Globe
Banking Business Photos Switzerland Wikipedia: UBS |
 Foreclosures Raise US Economic Stress
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nation's economic stress inched up in December because higher
foreclosures outweighed lower unemployment, according to The Associated
Press' monthly analysis. | Bankr... (photo: AP / Rich Pedroncelli, file) WPXI
Housing Market Photos US Wikipedia: 2010 United States foreclosure crisis |
 UBS reports first annual profit since 2006
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GENEVA - Swiss bank UBS AG on Tuesday posted its first annual profit
since the global financial crisis erupted, despite softer-than-expected
fourth quarter earnings, an... (photo: Creative Commons / Canadian
Pacific) Herald Tribune
Bank Financial Geneva Photos Wikipedia :UBS |
 Obama urges more hiring
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WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama received a cool reception from
business executives Monday, who welcomed his first appearance before
them since he took office but t... (photo: Creative Commons / Nathan
Forget) The News & Observer
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