Spain could ask for a rescue of its struggling banks this weekend when European finance ministers hold an emergency conference call Saturday to discuss the country’s financial problems, a move that would make it the fourth member of the 17-nation eurozone to seek outside help since the continent’s financial crisis erupted two years ago.
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Is Wal-Mart Destroying America?
When we buy stuff made by people working for slave labor wages in China, we destroy good paying American jobs and we make America poorer. This is a point that I have tried to make over and over.
Wal-Mart often tells one thing to the public and then does another thing in private.
Recession 2013
All of the recent economic data is pointing to Recession 2013. Time to get your portfolio ready with these five dividend payers.
With first-quarter GDP growth under 2% and a whole host of indicators moving in the wrong direction, it looks as though the U.S. economy has stalled.
US STOCKS-Spain bailout rally brief as Wall St slides
NEW YORK, June 11 (Reuters) – U.S. stocks fell on Monday as
Europe’s aid package for Spanish banks did little to alleviate
investor concerns about the euro zone’s finances and a slowdown
in the wider global economy
Was the Spanish bank bailout botched?
The big economies of Spain, Italy and even France are now looking increasingly shaky.
Spain’s problems are probably the most acute; the cost of borrowing is around seven per cent for Madrid at the moment and that is a psychologically important level as it is the level at which Greece, Ireland and Portugal needed international financial assistance.