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At the G-20 meeting in Pittsburgh, Penn., last September, leaders
representing 90 percent of the global economy agreed to continue fiscal
and monetary help for as long as it takes to put the world back on a
positive growth path. The help these countries have already provided
has begun to put the global economy back on its feet, although the
first few steps have been shaky indeed.
Economy.com projects that growth in developed countries will gradually
gather speed through 2010 and pick up the pace the following year. In
its initial phase, the recovery will be jobless at best; at worst, it
will be a job-loss recovery as employers wait to make hiring decisions
until they are confident the recovery is more than a mirage.
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While the tourism, hospitality and leisure sector continues to be
challenged by current economic conditions, a new survey from Deloitte
suggests reason for cautious optimism heading into the holiday and
winter travel season.
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Total
construction spending on an
annual basis is expected to fall 12 percent this year and 4 percent in
2010, but spending in healthcare and infrastructure segments will
increase, according to the Third Quarter U.S. Construction Briefing by
IHS Global Insight’s Construction Service. Moreover, real
total
construction spending is expected to rebound with double-digit growth
on an annual basis in 2011 and 2012, according to the IHS Global
Insight forecast.
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International retailers
believe the market has bottomed out and that 2010 will see a
significant recovery in certain retail sectors and territories,
according to new research from CB Richard Ellis, the Wisconsin School
of Business and France’s HEC Business School. Central Europe,
Germany and France head the list of target markets for 200
international retailers.
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$85
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At the G-20 meeting in Pittsburgh, Penn., last September, leaders
representing 90 percent of the global economy agreed to continue fiscal
and monetary help for as long as it takes to put the world back on a
positive growth path. The help these countries have already provided
has begun to put the global economy back on its feet, although the
first few steps have been shaky indeed.
Economy.com projects that growth in developed countries will gradually
gather speed through 2010 and pick up the pace the following year. In
its initial phase, the recovery will be jobless at best; at worst, it
will be a job-loss recovery as employers wait to make hiring decisions
until they are confident the recovery is more than a mirage.
Read Article
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The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 earmarked more than
$100 billion of government funds for infrastructure-related
spending—an amount unseen since the days of Franklin Delano
Roosevelt’s presidency. But stimulus money funds only a small
portion of the work that needs to be done. Many experts contend that
real estate investment trusts (REITs) may be an effective tool to fund
America’s infrastructure needs, but many hurdles must be
overcome
to make infrastructure REITs a reality.
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While
the tourism, hospitality and leisure sector continues to be challenged
by current economic conditions, a new survey from Deloitte suggests
reason for cautious optimism heading into the holiday and winter travel
season.
More...
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|
|
|
International retailers
believe the market has bottomed out and that 2010 will see a
significant recovery in certain retail sectors and territories,
according to new research from CB Richard Ellis, the Wisconsin School
of Business and France’s HEC Business School. Central Europe,
Germany and France head the list of target markets for 200
international retailers.
More
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