U.S. May Avert Plunging Over Fiscal Cliff in 2013: Economy - Bloomberg 
The U.S. will avoid plunging off a fiscal cliff in 2013, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg News, as lawmakers find enough common ground in budget negotiations to avert a recession. This so-called cliff includes the expiration of income-...
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Google kills 250,000 search links a week
It may surprise you that there is a rapidly growing number of websites Google intentionally hides from you. Google doesn't want that to be a surprise anymore.The search giant said Thursday it would begin ch
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Japan Rebound Shows Signs of Cooling as Unemployment Rate Rises - Bloomberg
Japan�s jobless rate unexpectedly rose for the first time since January and retail sales fell for a second month, underscoring concern that an economic recovery will lose momentum in the face of gains in the yen and Europe�s debt crisis. The unempl...
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Bankia�s Writedowns Cast Doubts on Spain�s Bank Estimates - Bloomberg
Spain�s two-week effort to overhaul its lenders and estimate what it will cost taxpayers may already look out of date. Economy Minister Luis de Guindos said May 11 that a law tightening provisioning rules, his second
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Euro Declines Most in 2012 on Deepening Turmoil in Spain - Bloomberg
The euro had its biggest weekly loss since December against the dollar as Greece�s anti-bailout party gained in the polls and amid a deepening crisis in Spain. The shared currency fell for a fifth week versus the yen, the longest stretch since Octo...
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China Banks May Miss Loan Target for 2012, Officials Say - Bloomberg
China�s biggest banks may fall short of loan targets for the first time in at least seven years as an economic slowdown crimps demand for credit, three bank officials with knowledge of the matter said. A decline in lending in April and May means it...
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Stocks erase hefty losses
After nearly a full day in the red, stocks erased most of their losses in the last half hour of trading Wednesday.The S&P 500 () ended higher by 2 points, or 0.2%. The tech-heavy Nasdaq () added 11 points, or
Doubts over EU summit hit world markets
LONDON � World shares fell and Germany sold two-year bonds paying virtually no interest on Wednesday as investors shunned riskier assets, doubting that any new measures to tackle the euro zone debt crisis would emerge from a European leaders summit....
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Facebook plunges below IPO price
Facebook Inc.�s shares sank by 11 per cent in the company�s second day on the stock market Monday, plummeting below its $38 (U.S.) offer price and casting further doubt on the social networking company�s sky-high valuation. On
Dollar Bond Sales Stall in Asia as Yields Soar on Debt Crisis - Bloomberg
Asian companies and sovereigns sold no dollar-denominated bonds last week for the first time since January after yields surged on the deepening debt crisis in Europe and slowing industrial output in China. China Petrochemical Corp., the refiner kno...
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