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added: 14-08-2008

In a Grant Thornton LLP national survey of 250 U.S. chief executive officers, three-quarters (76%) of respondents anticipate that foreign companies will invest more in U.S. businesses over the next year. Two out of five respondents think that the money will come from the Asia/Pacific Rim region, while one out of three think the money will come from the Middle East.
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added: 14-08-2008

The nation's largest food companies, all members of the trade group the Grocery Manufacturers of America (GMA), were recently exposed for funding a public relations smear campaign to blame biofuels for rising food costs. Now, a new analysis by FoodPriceTruth.org reveals that the corporate profits of these same giant food companies have soared over the past 12 months as much as 121% in the case of the Campbell Soup Company.
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added: 14-08-2008

While the Census Bureau's press release accompanying its new population projections emphasizes the importance of the country's changing racial composition, this is almost certainly not the most important finding. The new report shows a U.S. population in 2050 that is 135 million larger than it is today. This could have profound implications for the environment and quality of life in the United States in the future. Immigration policy is the primary factor driving population growth.
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added: 14-08-2008

GDP declined by 0.2% in the euro area (EA15) and by 0.1% in the EU27 during the second quarter of 2008, compared with the previous quarter, according to flash estimates published by Eurostat, the Statistical Office of the European Communities. In the first quarter of 2008, growth rates were +0.7% in both the euro area and the EU27.
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added: 14-08-2008

RealtyTrac(R) released its July 2008 U.S. Foreclosure Market Report(TM), which shows foreclosure filings - default notices, auction sale notices and bank repossessions - were reported on 272,171 U.S. properties during the month, an 8 percent increase from the previous month and a 55 percent increase from July 2007. The report also shows one in every 464 U.S. households received a foreclosure filing during the month.
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added: 14-08-2008

Asian stockmarkets dropped yesterday, driving the region's main index to a two-year low, after Japan's economy contracted and companies reported weaker profit growth. The Japanese slowdown, the Chinese bear market, more write-offs in the US banking industry and poorly received profits in Australia were the main drivers behind a sharper than expected loss across the region yesterday.
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added: 14-08-2008

New research by Christopher J. Mayer, Paul Milstein Professor of Real Estate and Senior Vice Dean at Columbia Business School, shows that a rise in mortgage rates has had a significant negative impact on house prices throughout the U.S., reducing prices by more than 10 percent.
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added: 14-08-2008

Over the last year, the crisis in the inter-bank market, and the soaring prices of oil and other raw materials, have tended to obscure several other important trends. In most of the developing world (i.e. the vast majority of the countries whose banking industries are surveyed by BMI), lending has been growing quickly. In many emerging markets, inflationary pressures have been boosted by a rapid increase in credit. In a number of emerging markets, macro-economic imbalances are evident.
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added: 14-08-2008

Mobile data traffic is soaring. This is due to the capped mobile data services now on offer in the market by Optus (Virgin Mobile), Vodafone and Hutchison ‘3’. By far the largest growth market will be in mobile email. With the benefit of uncapped prices customers will check their web mail more frequently and this will begin to effect SMS usage. Slowly but surely prices are coming down and opening up new mass markets.
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added: 14-08-2008

Tax Foundation President Scott Hodge released the latest Tax Foundation "Fiscal Fact" in response to a new study from the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD). The OECD study shows that for the 17th consecutive year, the average rate of corporate taxes in non-U.S. countries fell while the U.S. corporate tax rate stayed the same.
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