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Treasury Department Assistant Secretary Neel Kashkari puts his jacket on as he arrives at the Dirksen Senate Office Building on Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2008, on Capitol Hill in Washington. Kashkari has been selected to head the Treasury's new Office of Financial Stabil
Finance   Market   Photos   US   Wall Street   		 NZ Herald 
Wall Street unknown to pilot US$700bn rescue plan
| Neel Kashkari | A little-known 35-year-old engineering graduate, who spent just four years working in finance, has today been entrusted with saving the global banking industry from implosion - and h... (photo: AP / Lauren Victoria Burke)
Alastair Campbell walks through a revolving door as he leaves offices of ITV in London, after giving television interviews, Monday July 9, 2007. Prime Minister Tony Blair´s government colleagues had serious doubts about the invasion of Iraq, the fo
Brown   Campbell   Election   Party   Photos   		 The Independent 
Old hatchets buried as Labour puts 'the band back together'
| Alastair Campbell is expected to play a key role in Labour's campaign for both European and county council elections in June which may decide whether Gordon Brown leads the party into the general el... (photo: AP /Matt Dunham)
Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel spricht am Montag 6. Oktober 2008, auf der Bundesversammlung der Senioren Union in Wiesbaden zu den Delegierten. (AP Photo/Daniel Roland) ---German chancellor Angela Merkel addresses a speech during a convention of the Senior Christian Democratic Union in Wiesbaden, southwestern Germany, on Monday, Oct. 6, 20  The Daily Mail 
European front to deal with economic crisis descends into 'every country for itself' shambles

| A so-called united European front to deal with the economic crisis descended into shambles yesterday as countries shored up their own tottering banking systems. | Confusion swept across the Continen... (photo: AP / Daniel Roland)
Banking   EU   Finance   Market   Photos  
Tata Nano -Tata Motors -Automaker -Auto Expo 2008(sk1)  The Times of India 
AP offers Rs 300 cr to shift Nano plant
|                 More HYDERABAD: The world’s cheapest car, Tata Nano, is proving to be the most expensive deal for the states competing to host the manu... (photo: Creative Commons / )
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European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet looks on during a news conference at the Eurogroup meeting in Luxembourg, Monday, Oct. 6, 2008. Trichet said Monday jittery markets are overestimating risks. He called for markets to be calm, saying the euro zone central bank stood ready to provide money markets with all the liquidity they needed for as long as they The Australian
European Central Bank pumps $65bn into money markets

| THE European Central Bank said it had pumped €37 billion ($65.89 billion) into stressed eurozone interbank lending markets in what has become a daily effort to kee... (photo: AP / Yves Logghe)
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Dubai Duty Free sales rise 27% as perfumes retain top spot
| Dubai: Dubai Duty Free reported sales of Dh2.8 billion ($780 million), a 27 per cent increase in the first nine months of the year over the same period last year. | Per... (photo: GFDL / Coolcaesar.)
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Smokers - Smoking - Cigarettes - Cigarette - Health - Nicotine - Tobacco TVNZ
Tobacco case divides US court
Oct 7, 2008 8:49 AM | The US Supreme Court seemed closely divided as it heard arguments over whether tobacco firms can be sued under state law for deceptive advertising o... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Industry   Law   Photos   Tobacco   US  
Oil Prices Inquirer
Oil drops 6% to below $88

| NEW YORK — Oil prices dropped more than six percent to below $88 a barrel on Monday as a global market rout churned concerns that faltering fuel demand could slow down ... (photo: Public Domain / theresa)
Energy   Fuel   Market   Photos   Price  
FILIPINOS - PHILIPPINES - POPULATION - WORKERS Inquirer
In crisis, firms loathe to cut jobs
| Most Read Business Peso tumbles, stocks drop Philamlife sale won't affect claims EBay cuts jobs, buys Bill Me Later AIG to sell PhilamLife, says CEO In crisis, firms lo... (photo: WN / Renzelle Mae Abasolo)
Business   Inflation   Jobs   Philippines   Photos  
CENTRAL BANK - PHILIPPINES - MONETARY Inquirer
Central bank keeps rates unchanged
| MANILA, Philippines — The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, the country's central bank, kept its overnight interest rates steady on Monday, as expected, skipping another rat... (photo: WN / Renzelle Mae Abasolo)
Bank   Manila   Philippines   Photos   Rates  
Powder Milk - Grocery - Food Daily Star Lebanon
Beirut bans Chinese milk powder over health fears
| By Agence France Presse (AFP) | Tuesday, October 07, 2008 | BEIRUT: Lebanon has banned the import of all powdered milk products from China over a contamination scandal ... (photo: WN / hend)
Beirut   China   Food   Health   Photos  
KLps1 - July 07 - Aussie Dollar - AUD - Australian Dollar - Currency - Money. (ps1) The Australian
Australian dollar opens US3c weaker

| The Australian dollar has opened almost three US cents weaker, after sinking below $US0.7000 for the first time in four years amid carnage on global share markets. | Th... (photo: WN/Patricia)
Dollar   Economy   Markets   Photos   Time  
KLps1 - August 07 - Aussie Dollar - AUD - Australian Dollar - Currency - Money. (ps1 The Guardian
Australian dollar tumbles to US70 cents

| Staff writers | October 07, 2008 | THE Australian dollar has fallen sharply to a four-year low of US70 cents amid a rout in global stock markets. | The local currency d... (photo: WN/Patricia)
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Alastair Campbell walks through a revolving door as he leaves offices of ITV in London, after giving television interviews, Monday July 9, 2007. Prime Minister Tony Blair´s government colleagues had serious doubts about the invasion of Iraq, the fo Old hatchets buried as Labour puts 'the band back together' The Independent
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KLdy1 - june06 - oil prices - petroleum - petrol - gas station - petrol kiosk. (dy1) Oil drops $6 to below $88 on demand concerns The Times of India
A man talks on his phone as he stands in front of a financial display board in central London, Monday, Oct. 6, 2008. Share prices on the London Stock Exchange closed sharply down Monday with the FTSE 100-share index closing down 391.06 points at 4,589.19. Asian and European stock markets plunged as government bank bailouts in the U.S. and Europe failed to alleviate fears that the global financial crisis would depress world economic g Markets take another hammering NZ Herald
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Trader John Santiago leans on a phone post on the New York Stock Exchange floor, Monday Oct. 6, 2008. Wall Street suffered through another extraordinary and traumatic session Monday, with the Dow Jones industrials plunging as much as 800 points _ their largest one-day point drop _ before recovering to close with a loss of Wall Street tumbles amid global sell-off The Times of India
A man points at a digital stock indicator with his umbrella in Tokyo Monday, Oct. 6, 2008. Japanese stocks sank Monday to their lowest finish in nearly five years on growing worries about a global economic slump despite the passage of a U.S. financial bailout package. The benchmark Nikkei 225 index lost 465.05 points, or 4.25 percent, to close at 10,473.09 _ its lowest finish since February 2 Regulators cannot avert next crisis The Australian
Insurance & Pension
GSIS - Government Service Insurance System - Davao City, Philippines GSIS hedging its bets on investment front The Manila Times