America in the Worldwide Economy

The deteriorating world economy will slam Starbucks Corp. next year, company officials warned in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.  

Former U.S. president Bill Clinton wowed a crowd of 4,000 at the Moncton Coliseum on Monday as he spoke about ways to fix the world economy.  

(ARA) - As the world's economy becomes more and more challenging, small business owners need to find ways to keep their business afloat. Here are some tips to maintaining good customer relations while managing the bottom line:  

(RTTNews) - The escalating financial crisis that began in August 2007 has pushed the global economy into recession, note the analysts at Global Insight.  

of the Canadian, U.S. and world economy.  

The British fiscal package only works if the world economy starts to recover in the second half of next year and continues to grow strongly from then onwards. So will it?  

Sun, Nov 23, 2008 (9:57 a.m.) President George W. Bush enlisted another bloc of world leaders Sunday in his effort to revive the world economy while still moving to expand free trade.  

Pacific Rim nations struggled Sunday to restore confidence in the world's ailing financial system, wrapping up a summit that focused on guarding against protectionism and resuscitating moribund free-trade talks.  

NEW YORK - The global recession now underway is the result not only of a financial panic but also of more basic uncertainty about the future direction of the world economy.  

Prime Minister Gordon Brown will call Monday for bold and proactive government policies to steer the world economy through the financial crisis and a subsequent sharp downturn.  

LONDON (MarketWatch) -- The dual act of Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling, for some time, has said that the U.K. is in a position of relative strength in the world economy.  

OECD will support the global concerted effort to re-launch the world economy with analysis and recommendations for more effective regulation and policies for a return to sustainable growth.  

The world faces a "vicious cycle" of falling economic growth unless urgent measures are taken by global leaders, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd told Asia-Pacific leaders this morning.  

(ARA) - The belt-tightening in corporate America is likely to continue in response to the nation's economic woes. But in a slower economy it's more important than ever for business professionals to sharpen their competitive edge through on-going training.  

US stocks recovered some ground on opening on Friday, though Citigroup fell further, amid continued fear that central bank moves to stabilize financial markets might not be enough to prevent a prolonged global recession.