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Germany may be on the brink of recession after the sovereign debt crisis caused the economy to contract in the final quarter of 2011.
Europe

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The 2012 Republican primary campaign has already produced its share of carefully crafted messages, political drama and mudslinging.
But not much of that action has […]

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U.S. stock futures are falling on worries about global economic growth.
Stock markets in Asia fell after a survey showed manufacturing falling in China, the world’s […]

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German lawmakers have cleared the way for an expansion of the size and powers of the eurozone bailout fund, in a major step toward tackling […]

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Home prices rose for a fourth straight month in most major U.S. cities in July, buoyed by the peak buying season. But the housing market […]

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Stocks are rising in early trading after fewer people applied for unemployment benefits last week and retailers reported strong sales in August.
First-time claims for unemployment […]

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The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis will open its very-secure doors to the public for three “dialogues with the Fed” this summer and fall.
On […]

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For the last year and a half, Germany has been quick to hit the brakes on expensive plans to fight Europe’s worsening financial crisis by […]

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Fewer people bought new homes last month, the latest sign that the struggling housing market won’t rebound this year.
New-home sales fell 2.1 percent in May […]

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