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Latest news Wikipedia has an article about Economics. Look up Economics in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. 10 November 2009: Zimbabwe projects 15% average growth over next five years 10 November 2009: China loans Ethiopia US$349 million for construction of expressway 9 November 2009: Nokia recalls 14 million phone chargers 8 November 2009: China offers Africa financial aid including $10 billion in loans 6 November 2009: US unemployment rate surpasses 10% 6 November 2009: Saudi Arabia resumes livestock trade with Somalia 5 November 2009: Automaker GM to cut 10,000 jobs at Opel 3 November 2009: Automobile manufacturer Ford posts unexpected profits 29 October 2009: McDonald's restaurant to close all locations in Iceland 22 October 2009: Big Ben dropped from ITV News at Ten opening sequence 18 October 2009: Wikinews Shorts: October 18, 2009 17 October 2009: Crude oil prices reach one-year high 16 October 2009: Bank of America reports losses of over US$2.2 billion 16 October 2009: World Wrestling Entertainment heir Shane McMahon resigns from the company 14 October 2009: US Senate panel approves healthcare reform bill 13 October 2009: China and Russia sign trade deals worth US$3.5 billion 12 October 2009: British FTSE index reaches one-year high, other European markets rise 9 October 2009: 26 killed after mine accident in China 9 October 2009: US deficit reaches record $1.4 trillion 8 October 2009: Romanian trade unions threaten more protests
Africa Zimbabwe projects 15% average growth over next five years China loans Ethiopia US$349 million for construction of expressway China offers Africa financial aid including $10 billion in loans Saudi Arabia resumes livestock trade with Somalia Wikinews Shorts: October 18, 2009 Asia China and Russia sign trade deals worth US$3.5 billion 26 killed after mine accident in China U.S. tariffs on Chinese solar panels to be contested U.S. and China in trade dispute Pakistan to Turkey container train service launched Central America Latin America suffers drop in remittances Cuba announces shift of farm management to local level Referendum about CAFTA-RD in Costa Rica Panama: Eleven years of a conflict between PPC and ex-workers of Port Authority U.S. Congress passes CAFTA with 2 vote House margin Europe Nokia recalls 14 million phone chargers Automaker GM to cut 10,000 jobs at Opel McDonald's restaurant to close all locations in Iceland Big Ben dropped from ITV News at Ten opening sequence Wikinews Shorts: October 18, 2009	Middle East Saudi Arabia resumes livestock trade with Somalia Wikinews Shorts: August 9, 2009 Wikinews Shorts: December 17, 2008 Negotiations for hijacked Saudi oil tanker begin Pirates capture Saudi oil tanker North America Nokia recalls 14 million phone chargers US unemployment rate surpasses 10% Automobile manufacturer Ford posts unexpected profits Crude oil prices reach one-year high Bank of America reports losses of over US$2.2 billion Oceania Australian businessmen arrested in China for spying Recession hits Australian asbestos victims fund Sunshine Coast Regional Council can't challenge legal appeal by McDonald's Australia Wikinews Shorts: December 20, 2008 Asbestos scare shuts down mail delivery in Christchurch, New Zealand South America Venezuela bans Coke Zero over unspecified health problems Venezuela's president nationalizes more private companies Latin America suffers drop in remittances Brazil's Embraer plans to cut around 4,200 jobs Wikinews Shorts: January 13, 2009

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