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Economic Growth

Economic growth is the increase in the amount of the goods and services produced by an economy over time.

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  1. JP Morgan Cuts Australian 2012 Growth Forecasts

    U.S. investment bank JP Morgan Friday lowered its forecast for Australian economic growth, but kept in place upbeat expectations that the country's mining boom will ...

  2. Joe Grano on Europe, Facebook

    Centurion Holdings CEO Joe Grano on Europe’s economy, U.S. government spending and the fallout from the Facebook IPO.

  3. Is the Economy on the Road to Recovery?

    Wells Fargo Senior Economist Mark Vitner and Moody’s Chief Economist John Lonski on the outlook of the U.S. economy and impact of Europe’s economic woes.

  4. International Paper Sees EBITA Rising 38% to $5.1 Billion By About 2015

    International Paper Co. (IP) predicted Thursday its pretax earnings will increase by 38% over the next three years or so, as the company raised its cost reduction go...

  5. Pelosi Backtracking on Tax Cuts

    Sen. Tom Coburn, (R-Okla), on the future of taxes and the need to restore confidence in the economy.

  6. Tiffany Slumps 9% on 1Q Miss, Gloomier View

    Tiffany (NYSE:TIF) released first-quarter results that trailed Wall Street's expectations amid disappointing sales in the Americas, prompting the luxury retailer to ...

  7. Durable Goods Orders Rise 0.2% in April

    Demand for long-lasting manufactured goods rose less than expected in April as companies scaled back plans to add machinery and the military ordered fewer aircraft, ...

  8. Tiffany Profit Falls Short, Outlook Cut

    Tiffany & Co. on Thursday cut is 2012 profit outlook partly after seeing "decelerating rates of economic growth" in the balance of the year. The jewelry retailer's f...

  9. Citigroup Sees Greek Exit On Jan. 1 2013

    Greece will likely leave the euro zone on Jan. 1 2013 and its new currency will immediately fall by 60% against the euro, unleashing a massive yet manageable wave of...

  10. Global Iron Ore Demand Firm, Prices Seen Rising In 2nd Half and Next Year

    Global iron ore markets continue firm and prices should rise in the second half and next year amid expectations that Indian exports will fall and China will launch i...

  11. Freddie Mac: Some Encouraging Signs From 1Q Economic Data

    First-quarter economic data provided an encouraging signs for the broader economy and the housing recovery, mortgage giant Freddie Mac (FMCC) said in a recent report...

  12. US New-Home Sales Up 3.3% In April; Prices Rise In March

    Sales of newly built homes in the U.S. grew faster than expected in April and home prices posted a solid gain the prior month, adding to the increasing momentum for ...

  1. Entrepreneurs: Don’t Try to be the Next Facebook

    Kairos Society founder Ankur Jain on how entrepreneurs can innovate and not just look to what others have created already.

  2. Bond Market: Buy or Bubble?

    Gluskin Sheff & Associates Chief Economist David Rosenberg and Tuttle Wealth Management CEO Matthew Tuttle on whether investors should buy bonds.

  3. Defaults On Brazil Auto Loans Reach Record High In April

    Defaults on auto loans in Brazil reached a record high in April as consumers struggled to pay down loans from previous years, the central bank reported Friday.The ce...

  4. OIL FUTURES: Crude Ekes Out A Gain Ahead Of Long Weekend

    Oil futures eked out a gain Friday, as traders remained wary of staking out large positions following inconclusive talks with Iran and a long weekend in the U.S.Ligh...

  5. Citibank India Restores Credit Card Focus As Spending Grows

    Citigroup Inc. (C) is planning to expand its Indian consumer banking operations by ramping up its credit card business and adding one million new customers from the ...

  6. Testing the Fed's Predictions

    How good is the Federal Reserve at its job?That can be a difficult question to answer. Monetary policy is subjective, and it can take years before the results become...

  7. European Shares Rise as Traders Bargain Shop

    Wary investors looked for bargains after recent sharp losses on Friday, keeping shares and the euro just above multi-month lows.They were also balancing hopes of pol...

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