The German economy will probably avoid a recession even as orders from its main euro-area trading partners slump during the debt crisis, two economic institutes that advise Chancellor Angela Merkel’s government said.
Expelled Iran Diplomats arrive home in Tehran
A group of Iranian diplomats who were expelled from Britain have arrived back in Tehran.A group of supporters chanting slogans such as "Death to Britain" were at the airport to greet them but the diplomats were hustled away by back corridors. The 25 diplomats were expelled after hundreds of protesters attacked the UK embassy in Tehran on Tuesday..
Decision time for EU, with euro's future at stake.
The euro faces a decisive week as European Union leaders, urged on anxiously by the United States, seek agreement on the definitive rescue plan that has eluded them for two years.
Motivating Entrepreneurs
Putting up your own business and being an entrepreneur is the answer to unemployment." This is a quote from a motivational speaker in a business seminar. It matters not how big or small your business concept is as long as you have a basis and motivation to put up your own business they that will be your ticket to becoming successful.
Change Your Mind To Attract Money
Have you ever wondered why you can't seem to attract money, no matter what you do? I have too! So I started looking to find out why some people seem to have it all while others go through life struggling to make ends meet. And This Is What I Found!
Blog Content - 5 Useful Suggestions for Beginning Bloggers
If there is an intimidating feeling for the Internet age, it is the moment you decide you are going to start your first blog. There are so many decisions to make -- from which Content Management System (CMS) to use to what to write about - your blog content - and so many technical choices that it is hard to pinpoint exactly what you want to do. Fortunately, a lot of those choices can be saved until later and often discarded altogether.
Tuesday, 20 December 2011
Friday, 16 December 2011
Europe Rescue Fund to Remove Clause on Euro Breakup
(REUTERS) Europe's EFSF temporary rescue fund will remove a provision providing for the break up of the euro from initial drafts of its latest bond prospectus, a source at the fund said on Friday, a move that underlines the growing sensitivity of the issue for EU officials.
Sunday, 11 December 2011
Same-sex marriage: US-based Nigerians condemn Obama
States-based Nigerians, many of whom voted for President Barack Obama, have risen in stout defence of the recently passed Nigerian Senate bill banning same-sex marriage. The Nigerian are concerned that while President Obama and the US government are opposing the same-sex ban in Nigeria, majority of states in the US have yet to recognise same-sex marriage.
Friday, 9 December 2011
Wary European CEOs Move Cash to Germany
By Bloomberge
Grupo Gowex (GOW), a Spanish provider of Wi-Fi wireless services, is moving funds to Germany because it expects Spain to exit the euro. German machinery maker GEA Group AG is setting maximum amounts held at any one bank.Cameron Blamed For EU Treaty Deal Collapse
By: Sky News
David Cameron is being blamed for the failure of the European Union to agree a new treaty to solve the economic crisis in the eurozone.French President Nicolas Sarkozy said the Prime Minister's demands for concessions to protect Britain's financial sector were "unacceptable".
Wednesday, 7 December 2011
France Vows Powerful Summit Deal, Germany Downbeat
By Reuters
Pessimistic comments from EU paymaster Germany and new figures exposing growing stress among Europe's banks took the shine off financial market hopes of a turning point in the euro zone debt crisis at a summit this week.
Pessimistic comments from EU paymaster Germany and new figures exposing growing stress among Europe's banks took the shine off financial market hopes of a turning point in the euro zone debt crisis at a summit this week.
Stocks Flat as Banks Offset EU Summit Jitters
By: JeeYeon Park
CNBC.com Writer
Stocks erased their early losses and struggled to turn higher in thin trading Wednesday but gains were limited as investors remained cautious ahead of a key EU summit at the end of the week.
CNBC.com Writer
Stocks erased their early losses and struggled to turn higher in thin trading Wednesday but gains were limited as investors remained cautious ahead of a key EU summit at the end of the week.
Sunday, 4 December 2011
Decision time for EU, with euro's future at stake
Expelled Iran diplomats arrive home in Tehran
A group of supporters chanting slogans such as "Death to Britain" were at the airport to greet them but the diplomats were hustled away by back corridors. The 25 diplomats were expelled after hundreds of protesters attacked the UK embassy in Tehran on Tuesday.
Sunday, 27 November 2011
ECB open-sesame
The battle for the euro zone’s survival hinges on finding a way to unlock the European Central Bank’s firepower. Even if countries such as Italy and Spain implement necessary reforms, they may not be able to borrow at reasonable rates.
