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Outsourcing through Alibaba.com
With the present state that the country’s economy is in, many small businesses are struggling and to cut costs are seeking to outsource to overseas suppliers to produce their products. Finding a reliable overseas outsourcer however can prove very difficult … Continue reading
Irish debt fears concern market shares
Euro and shares have fallen over concern that the Irish debt crisis may extend into other countries in Europe that have even larger budget deficits. The fear is that if Ireland can fall into debt, so can other surrounding economies … Continue reading
Posted in Economic News
Tagged angela merkel, asian countries, austerity, budget deficits, chancellor of germany, countries in europe, debt crisis, dow jones, dublin, economic crisis, Economy, european countries, european markets, fears, ftse 100, hostile situation, investments, market shares, midst, perilous state, south korea, UK
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United States recovering at faster GDP growth
Over the third quarter the US economy and general GDP growth rate increased much faster than was previously predicted, finishing with a 2.5% rate of growth over the third quarter, according to reports from the US Commerce Department. A growth … Continue reading
Unemployment in Australia increases
Unemployment in Australia increases to 5.4% following national election. Recent official figures released show that Australia’s rate of unemployment increased to approximately 5.3% in July 2010. This represents an increase of 0.2% from June 2010, approximately 24,000 jobs. An increase … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, Economy, Financial Crisis, Manufacturing, Unemployment
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