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Seasonal job slots scarce this year
If you were counting on a seasonal job during the upcoming holiday period, you may not want to count on that paycheck too soon.
That's because one employment expert says it may tougher than ever to land either a full- or part-time seasonal gig this year.
The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday, October 12, 2008Owners should examine personal finances
The difficult economic times we're in have small business owners scouring their companies' books, looking for ways to improve cash flow and preserve their profits.
The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday, October 12, 2008To rescue banks, Paulson right to try new approach
Banks are supposed to lend money, but they aren't doing very much of it these days. That is not the only cause of the global recession that is unfolding, but it is hard to see how economies can begin to recover without functioning financial systems.
The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday, October 12, 2008Britain to launch banking rescue: paper
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will launch its biggest retail bank rescue on Monday when the four largest, HBOS, Royal Bank of Scotland, Lloyds TSB and Barclays, ask for a combined 35 billion pound ($60.5 billion) lifeline, the Sunday Times reported.
Reuters Sunday, October 12, 2008IMF warns of meltdown; France says Europe to act
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The IMF warned the world's financial system was near meltdown and France promised that a meeting of European leaders in Paris will detail measures to keep a market panic from triggering the most severe global downturn in decades.
Reuters Sunday, October 12, 2008Finance leaders endorse G7 plan to calm markets
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Finance leaders from the International Monetary Fund's 185 member countries on Saturday endorsed a plan by major economies to chart a course out of the credit crisis, hoping the broader support will calm markets.
Reuters Sunday, October 12, 2008IMF in global 'meltdown' warning
The world is facing financial "meltdown", the International Monetary Fund warns, as it offers help to credit-starved countries.
BBC Sunday, October 12, 2008Is Laser-Powered HDTV the Highest Def Yet?
Help the economy: buy a sweet $7,000 HDTV. (Then charge admission)
Time Sunday, October 12, 2008Scramble to save banks as IMF warns of meltdown
WASHINGTON/CANBERRA (Reuters) - Rich nations rushed to shore up the global financial system after the International Monetary Fund warned of meltdown, with Australia and New Zealand guaranteeing bank deposits and newspapers reporting plans for Britain's biggest retail bank rescue.
Reuters Sunday, October 12, 2008Britain plans rescue of top 4 banks
Britain will launch its biggest retail bank rescue on Monday when the four largest - HBOS, Royal Bank of Scotland, Lloyds TSB and Barclays - ask for a combined $60.5 billion lifeline, the Sunday Times reported.
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