Obama to announce TARP fee on banks Thur: official
US President Barack Obama will unveil details of a fee on the country's top financial firms on Thursday designed to recoup losses from an emergency bank bailout fund that used taxpayer money, a senior administration official said on Tuesday.
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Preparations are under way ahead of the world's tallest building Burj Dubai's official opening on January 4, 2010.
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- Dubai World repayment plan hits obstacle: report
- German economy sees worst slump since WWII
- Investors start 2010 in bullish mood
- Japanese gov't not to allow double-dip recession
- Japan maps out 10-year growth strategy through 2020
- Crisis in Dubai spurs tourism interests
- Families come out tops in Asia in recession - survey
 Greenspan sees six months of growth ahead
US President Barack Obama says the US economy has "core strengths" that will put the nation in a good stead for the long term despite a difficult year for millions of people.
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 Premier Wen warns of uncertainties despite recovery
China has revised its gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate for 2008 to 9.6 percent from 9 percent, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said Friday.
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 Japanese car sales dip 4.2% in July
Japan's government on Tuesday unveiled a new stimulus package worth nearly $81 billion to keep the fragile recovery in the world's second-biggest economy from veering off track.
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 Russian, German leaders discuss closer economic ties
European Commission's autumn forecast for 2009-2001 showed here on Tuesday that EU economy is set to fall by 4 percent in 2009, expected to grow by 0.75 percent in 2010 and 1.5 percent in 2011.
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- Crisis in Dubai spurs tourism interests
- Abu Dhabi gives Dubai $10 billion to cover debt
- GCC finance ministers shelve Dubai debt crisis issue
- UAE stock markets continue to slump on Dubai World concerns
- Dubai to fulfill commitments inside UAE, abroad: official
- Govt official: Dubai World may sell assets
- Expert: Push for stronger Chinese yuan does no good
- Most economists see recovery beginning
- Dubai debt meltdown - another financial crisis?
- Time not right for stimulus policy exit
- India won't be affected much by Dubai
- Wall Street recovers amid concerns
- China to lead world out of global economic gloom, says Schwab
