World economy
Inflation in UK falls to lowest since 1948
20 May 2009
Vodafone posts 45 per cent profit loss in Q1
20 May 2009
JSW Steel likely to shut down Texas plant
19 May 2009
Lehman mulls spinning off assets: WSJ
14 May 2009
China to consolidate nonferrous metals industry
13 May 2009
Fortescue dismisses Shanghai listing buzz
13 May 2009
JSW Steel to hang on to its US units
13 May 2009
JSW Steel has denied reports that it is planning to sell its US-based units which are operating at 10-15 per cent of their capacity due to the slump in the US economy
US trade deficit in March zooms to $27.6 billion
12 May 2009
China’s exports plunge, investment surges amid mixed cues
12 May 2009
Analysts say retailers in US have resumed ordering to restock low inventories in the expectation of stability returning to consumer spending.
OECD sees economic slowdown continuing
12 May 2009
Bernanke optimistic on positive signs
12 May 2009
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