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China National Economy: Steady and Fast Growth in 2008

added: 22-01-2009

In the unusual and extraordinary year of 2008, under the correct leadership of the Central Party Committee and the State Council, the people of the whole country carried on a tenacious fight with one heart and one mind against the impacts from grief natural disasters and the international financial crisis, and the overall national economy realized the good developing momentum of faster growth, stabilized prices, optimized structures and improved welfare.

Obama's "Newer Deal" Likely to Raise Deficit

added: 22-01-2009

As President Barack Obama takes office, he is promising a bold stimulus plan for the declining economy. Some of his proposals mirror those of Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal. A new report from Casey Research, "Obama's Newer Deal," examines Obama's plan in comparison to Roosevelt's and concludes that it is even more risky.

Americans Among Those Most Worried About the Economy and Prices

added: 22-01-2009

Synovate released data from its global economy and prices survey, revealing which markets were most optimistic and pessimistic about their country's and their personal prospects, where people were intending to or already had switched brands and which market categories were most likely to suffer as people come to grips with living on a budget.

Improvements in Second Generation Biofuels Critical to Ensure Compliance with Future Biofuel Mandates in Europe

added: 22-01-2009

First generation biofuels are outdated and second generation biofuels are not yet commercially feasible. Improvements in conversion processes of second generation biofuels will be an important factor in regions such as Europe complying with the 10 per cent biofuels mandate by 2020. Third and fourth generation biofuels are still in their infancy. Consequently, Europe is expected to achieve only 5 per cent against a biofuels target of 5.75 per cent by 2010.

More Than Half of Executives Expect Recession to Continue Into 2011

added: 22-01-2009

With the Obama administration and new Congress taking office in late January, a recent Deloitte online survey of more than 1,445 finance executives showed that 58.4 percent expect the current recession to continue for two to three more years.

Private Capital Available to Create Nearly 2 Million Jobs When Coupled with Stimulus Plan

added: 22-01-2009

A report, "Benefit of Private Investment in Infrastructure," outlines how the Obama Administration could grow the expected 377,000 jobs to come from government investment in infrastructure to 2 million jobs by combining public and private investment.

Accounting Firms Report Strong 2008 Results

added: 21-01-2009

Research conducted by International Accounting Bulletin, VRL’s leading publication for the global accounting industry, reports the combined fee income of major networks was $130.5 billion, a 16 percent increase on 2007, and there was a 15 percent increase in the total revenue of associations, up to $22.6 billion.

Fitch: Negative Credit Outlook for Russian Construction and Property in 2009

added: 21-01-2009

Fitch Ratings says that the credit outlook for Russian construction and property companies will continue to be negative in 2009 as the property market extends its downturn and financing remains tight.

Japanese Mergers & Aquisitions Round-up 2008

added: 21-01-2009

Outbound cross-border M&A deals by Japanese companies had a record year in 2008 in total deal value, surpassing domestic M&A activity for the first time, according to mergermarket, the independent M&A intelligence provider.

The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for France Declined 1.4 Percent in November 2008

added: 21-01-2009

The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for France declined 1.4 percent and The Conference Board Coincident Economic Index decreased 0.2 percent in November.

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