Holiday spending levels to match or slightly better last year’s results: survey
Lower gasoline prices means consumer have more cash in their wallets
- By: Megan Harman
- November 11, 2008 November 11, 2008
- 12:45
Lower gasoline prices means consumer have more cash in their wallets
Depth of the global downturn will be similar to the 1991 recession
Building blocks for sustained recovery still not firmly in place, economist says
American Express wins approval to become bank-holding company
Weak earnings and economic worries drag down Dow
Lack of optimism is likely to continue driving down investment levels among firms
Slowest pace of growth since 2000, economist says
Urban starts decline in B.C., Prairies and Ontario
Nortel posts Q3 loss, announces job cuts
CI earnings on deck
U.S. house prices should stabilize in the first half of 2009
Emanuel’s appointment as chief of staff a positive step for Canada-U.S. relationship
U.S. markets rally despite dismal employment numbers
Ford posts loss, cuts workforce
U.S. employers slash payrolls by 240,000 jobs
10 symbols available to trade
U.S. markets post largest two-day slump since 1987
More relief to come, analysts say
Advanced economies now expected to contract by 0.25%
Canaccord suspends dividend
U.S. markets plunge 5% on economic worries
UK economy needs a 75 bps cut
Economic indicators still signal a U.S. and global economic recession
Asian markets rally; European bourses end winning streak
Markets may have stepped back from the brink in recent days but they still face the spectre of a weakening economic outlook, which suggests that…