Congress' decisions on debt and deficit could create havoc locally
Candidates for governor pay attention: The debt-limit fight could send us scrambling for new answers to how to finance and conduct state business. Here's a primer on how dependent we are on federal expenditures.
Source: Crosscut
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Stocks Surge On Tech Earnings, Deficit Hopes
SAN FRANCISCO -- U.S. stocks closed near their highs of the day Tuesday, driving the Dow average to its best performance of the year, after surprisingly strong results and forecast from International...
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Idaho Sen. Crapo among 'Gang of Six' offering new deficit plan
At the White House, the president warned that financial markets could soon begin to post worrisome losses unless gridlock is broken and the nation's $14.3 trillion debt limit raised.
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Executive decisions
Two top executives at News Corp. resigned yesterday amid accusations of phone hacking by reporters at the company's recently shuttered News of the World. Les Hinton, who headed the company's British...
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Opinion: Deficit time bomb keeps on ticking | Guest Column
Despite an alleged recovery, America's financial state refuses to rebound. The job market's sour, the deficit continues to soar and our last hope rests with Washington. Lucky us. It seems gray skies...
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Latest deficit figures good news for English
The Finance Minister's patting himself on the back after the latest financial statements show a lower than expected deficit, higher tax revenue and less crown spending.
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UPDATE: Egypt Seeks EGP14B From Arab Nations To Help Cover Deficit
(Adds background throughout.) ABU DHABI (Zawya Dow Jones)--Egypt is seeking 14 billion Egyptian pounds ($2.34 billion) in financial aid from Arab countries, which should be sufficient to cover its budget...
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Eurozone delays decision on new Greek bailout
• Eurozone finance ministers scrap planned meeting in Brussels on Sunday • Denmark pledges to clean up banking sector and consider guarantees for foreign lenders, Eurozone finance ministers have...