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Germany's economy shrank by 0.1 per cent in the second quarter compared to the quarter before, the state statistical agency said 14 August 2003, confirming the country slid into a shallow recession. The second-quarter figure follows a 0.2 per cent...
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In Tokyo, the US$17bn bail out of Resona bank is being hailed as a promising first step towards fixing Japan's…
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The European Central Bank (ECB) held interest rates steady at its monthly policy meeting on today (8 May 2003) despite…
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The Small Enterprise Development Corporation (Sedco) has, since 2002, distributed loans amounting to $949 million to over 1,557 borrowers under…
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According to Samoobrona (Self-defence) leader Andrzej Lepper, farmers’ protests have been caused by improper financial policy. "SMEs are going bankrupt,…
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Small and medium-sized companies are increasingly pessimistic about the future of the domestic economy but still have no plans to…
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The Central Bank of Ireland has signalled a marked slowdown in economic growth here next year, suggesting the economy will…
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China's Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR) plans to take a series of measures to support the development of small and…
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