Economists Divided on Question of Recession
Economists are deeply divided on whether or not we are in a recession, according to the latest WSJ forecasting survey. WSJ's Phil Izzo and Kelsey Hubbard discuss the survey, where many economists agreed we will see a further slowdown.
Aug 14, 2008
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Walks in the West Bank |
Walks in the West Bank
Palestinian author Raja Shehadeh looks back on years of walks in the hills of the West Bank reflecting on physical and political changes.
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US-bred Bengal tigers start new life in Baghdad zoo |
US-bred Bengal tigers start new life in Baghdad zoo
Baghdadis have something to smile about this summer. Baghdad zoo -- largely destroyed by the US-led invasion in 2003 -- is now home to new residents: two Bengal tigers cubs.
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Bagging a bargain at the Beijing Olympics |
Bagging a bargain at the Beijing Olympics
Souvenir seekers at China's Olympics are flocking to Beijing stores to snap up some of the cheapest ever official Games products. An AFPTV voiced report.
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Recession stalks Europe as economy shrinks |
Recession stalks Europe as economy shrinks
Europe has swung towards recession, with the eurozone economy shrinking for the first time and inflation hovering at a record high as the sharp global downturn takes hold.