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added: 14-01-2009

The credit crisis and the global economy meltdown has contributed to a significant shift in the Healthcare industry in 2009. Healthcare in Asia Pacific will not be affected as severely as the developed countries.
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added: 13-01-2009

The total number of passengers transported by air in the EU27 rose by 7.3% in 2007 compared with 2006, to 793 million. In 2006, passenger numbers in the EU27 rose by 4.7%. In 2007, the highest numbers of passengers were registered in the United Kingdom (217 mn, +3%), Germany (164 mn, +6%), Spain (164 mn, +9%), France (120 mn, +6%) and Italy (106 mn, +11%).
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added: 13-01-2009

OECD composite leading indicators for November 2008 point to deep slowdowns in the major seven economies and in major non-OECD member economies, particularly China, India and Russia.
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added: 13-01-2009

The National Small Business Association released a report detailing how small business is faring in the recession, and things aren't going well. According to the NSBA 2008 Year-End Economic Report, 91 percent of small businesses surveyed over the last two weeks in December said the national economy today is worse off than five years ago, up significantly from 68 percent in August 2008.
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added: 13-01-2009

Fund managers globally have a generally optimistic outlook for 2009 and predict that markets in most regions will begin to recover this year, according to a survey by Watson Wyatt, a global consulting firm.
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added: 13-01-2009

Fitch Ratings says that recent interest rate cuts by central banks in Europe may be compounding difficulties for European CMBS investors. With commercial property markets in decline, one effect of falling interest rates on swap valuations is to increase effective deal leverage. To avoid the associated swap breakage costs, servicers may be deterred from taking swift remedial action on impaired loans.
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added: 13-01-2009

As the global economy shifted in 2007 from relatively strong growth to deceleration and on to modest recession in early 2008, consumers cut back on their spending and turned to discount retailers in ever increasing numbers, according to a new report, "2009 Global Powers of Retail," from Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu in conjunction with STORES magazine.
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added: 13-01-2009

The Conference Board Employment Trends Index fell further in December. The index now stands at 99.6, decreasing 1.6 percent from the November revised figure of 101.2, and down almost 16 percent from a year ago.
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Chinese textile and clothing exports increased by 11% in the first six months of 2008 although EU imports from China rose by only 5.1% and US imports from China increased by just 0.7%. As a result, domestic output grew by a smaller margin than in the past. Textile imports fell, implying weaker activity in textile and clothing manufacturing although clothing imports soared by 25%.
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added: 13-01-2009

Consumers are unwilling to compromise on the brands with which they feel the closest - personal care, personal communications technology; health and nutrition; and products for home and family use. In addition, more than 70 percent of consumers plan to embrace a more frugal, 'back to basics' lifestyle in anticipation of economic uncertainties ahead, reports the Econocurious Consumer Survey issued from media communications agency, UM.
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