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The U.S. unemployment rate is falling, which usually bodes well for the economy. But JR Crooks says the continued strength of the dollar may ultimately hurt employment, as well as the U.S. exporters, the manufacturing sector and the overall economy.

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For more Forex news & info, please visit http://ufx.co/UFXM-youtube... The US Dollar posted gains versus most major currencies as the Non-Farm Employment Change came out 200K better than expected at 152K, and the Unemployment Rate declined from 8.70% to 8.50%, making investors more optimistic about the U.S economy and the dollar more attractive. Stocks closed mixed as the NASDAQ gained 0.16% and the Dow fell by 0.45%. Crude Oil fell by 0.30% and closed at $101.5 a barrel, and Gold (XAU) fell by 0.2% to close at $1616 an ounce.

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Hantz Farms, the biggest proposed urban farm ever, is setting out to reinvigorate Detroit's blight filled neighborhoods and stimulate its economy. Supported by Hantz Group, this farm is what Detroit's dwindling population so desperately needs.

The Danish presidency of the European Union comes at one of the most difficult moments in the union’s history. It’s biggest challenge: Keeping the EU construct together. The financial crisis has driven a wedge between euro and non-euro countries, with David Cameron’s UK seeking isolation from the rest of Europe at a time that the global economy is becoming increasingly interdependent. Denmark joined the EU in 1973, at the same time as the UK, and it’s the 7th time that it now holds the EU presidency. Like the UK, Denmark is not a member of the Eurozone. Its government is ready to take a back seat in the French-German-led efforts to solve the euro crisis. Yet….it’s also has positioned itself as a bridge builder, eager to keep the EU from breaking up further. The EU is braced for more contentious talks on changes to the EU treaty that would delegate more powers to Brussels to supervise member state budgets. Denmark will have no direct role in drafting that new treaty. The presidency is a ...

Dr Prof Uday Salunkhe with MP Mike Rann, Premier of South Australia on Welingkar Campus. Mike Rann was at WeSchool to deliver an address on ‘Leadership in a Carbon -constrained Economy.’ Welingkar philosophy attaches a lot of salience to ecological sustainability as we march ahead on the path of economic development.

For more currency & commodity news & info, visit http://ufx.co/UFXM-youtube... The US Dollar rose slightly last Monday against other major currencies on news that North Korean leader Kim Jong-il had died, but then declined for the third week in the last four weeks on decreased demand for safe haven assets. Economic data coming out from the USA signaled that the economy's expansion might stand up against slowing growth in Europe as leaders in the Euro Zone seek to address the region's debt crisis.

For more Forex news & info, please visit http://ufx.co/UFXM-youtube... The US Dollar traded mixed against most major currencies as risk appetite grew stronger following the highest level of US housing starts in 19 months. It seems that the US the economy is on the road to recovery, with falling unemployment and consistently improving growth. Wall Street closed positive as the Dow Jones jumped by 2.87% and the Nasdaq rose by 3.19% due to positive economic data. Crude oil rose for a second day by 3.40%, closing at $97.60 a barrel. Oil rose on speculation that further sanctions against Iran will curb supply amid signs of improvement in the US economy. Gold fell, as the Dollar strengthened against the Euro, eroding the metal's appeal as an alternative investment. Gold (XAU) rose by 1.40%, as a weakening US Dollar boosted demand for the metal as an alternative asset, finishing at $1615.00 an ounce. Today, Existing Home Sales are expected to show 5.04M vs. 4.97M previously and Crude Oil Inventories are expected to decline by -2.8M vs. -1.9M previously.

Countless “solutions” from policymakers have failed to boost the global economy or the capital markets. Mike Larson says they have ignored the most important lesson of 2011: The economic slowdown is driven by massive deleveraging and debt aversion.

The global economy is fading fast. And policymakers in Europe and the United States have run out of bailout solutions. Mike Larson says that defaults and deleveraging are now inevitable, and he offers strategies to protect yourself and profit.

The global economy is facing severe headwinds, creating a difficult climate for equities in the near term. But Rudy Martin says that several developments in emerging markets will make stocks attractive for investors willing to brave some volatility.

For more Forex news & info, please visit http://ufx.co/UFXM-youtube... The US Dollar gained versus all majors after the Federal Reserve kept the interest rate unchanged and gave no indication of a new Quantitative Easing program. The Fed remarked that the US economy is expanding slowly but unemployment and the housing markets are still in a slump. Retail Sales came out weaker with 0.2% versus the expected 0.6%. Stocks fell after the Fed's Interest Rate Decision, the NASDAQ declined by -1.26% and the Dow Jones by -0.55%. Crude Oil gained by 2.42% closing at $100.13 a barrel. Gold (XAU) dropped by 1.94% closing at $1,631.90 an ounce. Today, Import Prices are expected at 1% versus -0.6% previously. Crude Oil Inventories are expected at -2.2M versus 1.3M previously.

Democracy NOW! DN! - As the Occupy Wall Street movement continues to protest record levels of wealth and income inequality, we turn to an author who says the U.S. economy might be becoming more democratic. Democracy NOW!, is an independent non-profit user funded news media, recognized and broadcast world wide.

Global stocks slump, following the Federal Reserve’s lack of action to spur the economy. The yield on Italian 5-year bonds rose to a euro-era high of 6.47%. The euro dips below $1.30 for the first time in eleven months, and gold and crude oil tumble.

Weiss Ratings, the nation’s leading independent rating agency, has downgraded the sovereign debt of five countries: Hungary, Ireland, Portugal, Russia and Sweden. The cuts underscore the impact of the euro-zone’s debt crisis on the global economy.

CNN’s Soledad O’Brien gives the ladies an exclusive sit-down interview about her latest In America series titled “In Her Corner” about Pasadena, TX Lady Boxer Marlen Esparza. O’Brien discovers the world of Lady Boxers in the U.S., most of whom are Latinas but follows Esparza on her quest for her 6th Championship and reaching the finals for the 2012 Olympics in London. Also, Ricardo Nazario, a financial expert and Cecilia Rose, a business coach, give tips about losing jobs and money in this economy.

Tony Sagami believes that the recent slowdowns in the Chinese manufacturing and real estate sectors indicate that the government is ready to take serious action to keep the economy growing. He explains how to take advantage of this coming move.

Jack Crooks is skeptical of the positive market reaction to the coordinated move by central banks to boost liquidity. He believes that the sovereign debt crisis and the slowdown in China’s economy will cause investors to lose their appetite for risk.

America's largest food bank network says the tough economy means 37 million Americans now depend on food pantries... The Christian Broadcasting Network CBN http://www.cbn.com

China’s export-driven economy is the envy of the world, but Jack Crooks says its position is similar to Japan’s in the 1980s. China is facing many of the same problems that led to Japan’s “lost decade,” and making many of the same policy mistakes.

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http://www.mercuryleads.com/telemarketing-script-development-lead-generation.asp - The economy is in a very difficult position at the moment whereby almost all industries are facing a down turn. The retail industry reported its worst March on record and other industries (such as the automotive industry, engineering industry and construction industry) are facing big issues of work either going overseas, or just drying up.

Azad Zangana, European economist at Schroders, discusses the importance of a successful eurozone to the UK economy and whether breaking up the single currency is the answer to the ongoing crisis.

The London chapter of the ANC Progressive Business Forum hosted a networking event on 11 October 2011 aimed at encouraging dialogue between UK - SA businesses and key policy makers within the ANC as the ruling party. Sitsabo Project Managers was the headline sponsor for the event. The event provided unique opportunities for engagement between ANC senior leaders, UK & SA captains of businesses from various sectors of the economy.

For more currency & commodity news & info, visit http://www.ufxmarkets.com... The British Pound traded mixed during the week and increased the most in a week last Friday, against the US Dollar, as gains in US equities decreased demand for the US currency. The President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, William C Dudley, said that the US central bank could act more to strengthen the economy, heightening the chance of more asset purchases.

We’re not sure why this was done, but Chevrolet literally “launched” its newest small car, the Sonic, by tying it to a bungee chord and rolling it off a ten-story structure at the Long Beach Convention Center. It is the first digital launch of a vehicle in Chevrolet’s 100 year history. The Sonic’s 1.4L turbo with the six-speed manual achieves an EPA highway fuel economy of 40 mpg.

U.S. futures follow European markets sharply lower, as the supercommittee fails to agree on budget cuts. Moody’s warns on France’s AAA credit rating. China warns that the global economy could face a long recession. Gilead Sciences buys Pharmasset.

Houston-based Cuban painter (artist) Alberto Godoy shows off his latest works. The stylish artist, whose work reflects reminiscences of Mexican Muralist Diego Rivera and others, reminds of the influence of his homeland in his art. Godoy uses his art to remember his youth in Havana. Latina Exitosa, Maria Contreras Sweet, is the first woman to run a Latino-owned bank. Promerica Bank in Los Angeles sets the bar for helping a community and the economy grow.

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Nick Nichols and Frank Wilson show us the economic and literal differences between the chickens they raise and the chickens are raised on factory farms. Attention: some chickens are processed in this episode.

A Cute Song made to make us think about the Global economy in these tough times ,Lyrics and Music by Country Music Celebrity Robin Ariel Ross St Claire Holgate.All Copy rights Held by Robin Ariel Media

The upcoming holiday season is filled with reasons to entertain and party hardy. Karen Bussen, author of the popular “Simple Stunning” series of books, tells us how to be a perfect host – and guest – in a tight economy.

OCBC is in favour by some analysts because it is not exposed to the slowing Chinese economy. But other analysts are unhappy about this. Who should you believe?

Capital Spreads http://www.financial-spread-betting.com/Capitalspreads.html Is the economy headed for a double-dip recession? Angus Campbell of Capital Spreads comments. At the beginning of 2011 everyone was saying that there would never be any double-dip recession but the likelihood of a double dip recession is now much higher than it was. Lots of people didn't predict the economy slowdown. Of course the terrible tsunami in Japan didn't help matters.

http://OurCowichan.ca North Cowichan candidate Michael E Ruge shares his views on sustainability of the environment and economy and how the Cowichan election will affect your future

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ProMéxico is the Federal Government agency responsible for coordinating strategies to improve the participation of Mexico in the international economy. ProMéxico products offers a range of services for investors looking to ease your way to growth. Visit http://www.promexico.gob.mx to know more.

For more Forex news & info, please visit http://www.ufxmarkets.com... The Canadian Dollar rose against the Dollar after the Bank of Canada cut its forecasts for growth through the middle of 2012 amidst a weak U.S. economy and a projected recession in Europe, leading investors to prefer the currency from stock markets in Canada as a safety investment.

George Papandreou, Greece Prime Minister, on Wednesday told journalists waiting outside the European Council that euro leaders need to make decisions "collectively". He also outlined that one of their main challenges is not only to safeguard the euro, but also to protect the ideals that Europe "cherish" so much. The Greek Prime Minister highlighted the "superhuman" effort that Greeks are making to make their economy "confident" and "viable".

Фильм 1 Музей политической истории, Санкт-Петербург. 19 августа 2011 года. Конференция. Открытие. Выступает Владимир Геннадьевич Беляков. Cameraman of the film is well-known St. Petersburg journalist. Pavel Tsyplenkov is an author and programmer of sites: 20 years of parliamentarism in St.Petersburg ( www.lsxxi.110mb.com ), Political Archive ( www.pzarch.h1.ru ), A poetic creativity of graduate of St.Petersburg University ( www.ourtimes.0me.com ). The main ground of P.V.Tsyplenkov creativity are history of Petrosoviet (before 1994), the modern history of St. Petersburg, the return of the historic name of St.Petersburg to City on the Neva River in 1991, politics, Russian economy and municipal government.

Jack Crooks believes last week’s quantitative easing by the Bank of England will have little impact on the U.K. real economy. He says that the country is headed into another recession, and the long-term outlook for the British pound is sharply lower.

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For more Forex news & info, please visit http://www.ufxmarkets.com... The US Dollar fell against most major currencies after Federal Reserve Chairman, Ben Bernanke, said that the central bank is ready do more to boost the economy. Bernanke is struggling to find ways to reduce unemployment, which is stuck at 9 percent and avert a second recession in three years after deploying unconventional stimulus tools.

“Volatility is here to stay. Get used to it and ride the rollercoaster,” says Louise Cooper at BGC Partners as she delivers insight on equities and the global economy.

The Greek finance minister, Evangelos Venizelos, told journalists at his arrival in Luxembourg for the Euro group meeting that Greece shouldn't be "the scapegoat" of the euro area or the international economy.

Through cultural revolutions, communism and dictatorships. this country has emerged with the fastest-growing economy in the world. http://www.WatchMojo.com outlines the history and rise of China as a global power.

Learn to thrive as an Entrepreneur in Today's Econmomy. Announcing a new class through the San Mateo Adult School: The New Entrepreneur: How to Thrive in Today’s Economy. Dates: October 4 and 6, 2011. Tuesday and Thursday 6:30 to 8:30 Registration Link: http://www.smace.org/rosie.html

I went with my friends, Damian and Peter, to the Occupy Wall Street protest in Zuccoti Park, New York City. It's a protest about a bunch of things which includes the economy and how corrupt the government is. Considering there was barely any media coverage on it, it seems like the media doesn't want us to really know about this American Revolution which is happening in 66 other cities. People think that everyone down there are hippies which isn't true at all. There are a lot of intelligent people of all ages who aren't all unemployed. We spoke to three people there who worked in different sections of the park: Camille, part of the kitchen crew, Nicole, a professor making a poster, and Chris, one of the medics. There is also footage of three other people who spoke, Bill, Jesse and Harris.