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Tuesday, December 02, 2008
Wall Street Rebounds TuesdayU.S. stock indexes rebounded Tuesday as investors were buoyed by hints the Federal Reserve would consider cutting interest rates. |
U.S. Newspapers See Record Drop in Ad SalesU.S. newspapers experienced a record 18 percent drop in advertising revenue in the third quarter, according to a figures released by the Newspaper Association of America. |
Está Official: La Economia Estadounidense Está en RecessiónEl 28 de noviembre, el Comité encargado de Fijar las Fechas del Ciclo Económico, de la entidad privada llamada Oficina Nacional de Investigación Económica, anunció que la economía estadounidense alcanzó el punto más alto de actividad en diciembre de 2007. Por consiguiente, en esa misma fecha, la economía estadounidense comenzó a declinar sostenidamente y entró en recesión. |
De la Hoya, Microsoft Team Up to Get Teens into the Technology RingOn the brink of an epic battle with rising star Manny Pacquiao at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on Saturday, Oscar de la Hoya, in a partnership with Microsoft Corp., took time out of his frantic training schedule to reward three outstanding teens for their commitment to the sciences. |
Web Searches, 2008: Britney Beats ObamaBritney Spears was more popular than U.S. president-elect Barack Obama among Internet searches through 2008, according to Web portal Yahoo. The results came from ranking billions of search inquiries. Troubled-racked Britney Spears has been the top search term for seven out of the last eight years on Yahoo. |
Obama Repeats Tax-Cut PledgeU.S. President-elect Barack Obama said Monday making the tax code fairer is a cornerstone of his economic recovery plan. |
Martinez Won't run Again for Florida Senate SeatRepublican Senator Mel Martinez announced Tuesday that he does not plan to run for re-election in 2010 and intends to return to the private sector. |
Economic Woes Fuel Increased College Aid RequestsParents hit hard by the economic downturn are starting to call college financial aid offices, asking for more help paying for school. |