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1.
UK Graduates warned of record 70 applicants for every job
Graduates are facing the most intense scramble in a decade to get a job this summer, as a poll of employers reveals the number of applications for each vacancy has ...
Investment banking, Carl Gilleard, United Kingdom, Victoria McKendrick-Ness, Association of Graduate Recruiters, All keywords...
guardian.co.uk
6 days ago
2.
Greek government to stop payments to dead people
Greece's fabled culture of honouring the dead has reached new heights with the discovery that the debt-choked country paid hundreds of deceased pensioners retirement payments for decades.Under unprecedented pressure to ...
Greece, Greek government, George Koutroumanis, Minister, Labour, All keywords...
guardian.co.uk
6 days ago
3.
BP frozen out of Arctic oil drilling race
BP has been forced to abandon hopes of drilling in the Arctic, currently the centre of a new oil rush, owing to its tarnished reputation after the Gulf of Mexico ...
Gulf of Mexico, Gulf of Mexico, Greenland, United States, Oil drilling race, All keywords...
guardian.co.uk
1 week ago
4.
Ben Bernanke faces pressure to prop up US economic recovery
When Ben Bernanke addresses the annual symposium of central bankers in Jackson Hole tomorrow he does so against arguably the most challenging backdrop in his tenure as Federal Reserve chairman. ...
Ben Bernanke, United States, US Federal Reserve, Obama, Bongo, All keywords...
guardian.co.uk
1 week ago
5.
Jobless millions signal death of the American dream for many
Richard Gaines is one of the best-known faces on Camden's Haddon Avenue. It is a rough-and-tumble street, lined with cheap businesses and boarded-up houses, and is prey to drug gangs. ...
America, Germany, The New York Times, Anne Strauss, Richard Gaines, All keywords...
guardian.co.uk
2 weeks ago
6.
Marijuana may cause Canada's economic comedown
If you've been paying attention to some of the more peculiar side-effects of the global recession, you may have noticed that Canadians have been behaving uncharacteristically uppity of late. This ...
Canada, United States, California, British Columbia, USD, All keywords...
guardian.co.uk
3 weeks ago
7.
Markets dive as depression fears grow
Fears that Britain could slip into a protracted depression intensified tonight as markets took fright at the US central bank's wary economic outlook, the Bank of England's own warnings on ...
Bank of England, Mervyn King, David Cameron, FTSE 100, United Kingdom, All keywords...
guardian.co.uk
3 weeks ago
8.
To Viktor go the spoils: how Hungary blazes a trail in Europe
The government of Hungary has taken on a lot of powerful interests in the last couple of months, and so far appears to be winning – despite provoking outrage from ...
Hungary, International Monetary Fund, Viktor Orban, Orban government, United States, All keywords...
guardian.co.uk
3 weeks ago
9.
US national park faces sale
Some might call it blackmail. The governor of Wyoming calls it desperation.Governor Dave Freudenthal is threatening to sell off a chunk of one of America's most beautiful national parks unless ...
Dave Freudenthal, Wyoming, Federal government, USD, Governor, All keywords...
guardian.co.uk
3 weeks ago
10.
US job losses are double expected figure
Employers in the US shed twice as many jobs as expected in July, adding to fears that the recovery in the world's largest economy will not see a revival in ...
United States, Barack Obama, United Kingdom, National Institute of Economic and Social Research, US government, All keywords...
guardian.co.uk
4 weeks ago
11.
BP: A near-death experience
One chief executive overboard, a $17bn loss over the past three months and $32bn in clear-up costs. No doubt about it: BP has got off lightly for its part in ...
BP, United States, Oil, Barack Obama, President, All keywords...
guardian.co.uk
1 month ago
12.
Tony Hayward to quit BP
BP is planning to announce the departure of chief executive Tony Hayward alongside its half-year financial results on Tuesday.The BP boss will be replaced by Bob Dudley, who is currently ...
Tony Hayward, Oil, Gulf of Mexico, Gulf of Mexico, Bob Dudley, All keywords...
guardian.co.uk
1 month ago
13.
India's impossible inflation
The Indian economic story has been marked in the last decade by outstanding success. The stock exchanges have outperformed leading indices worldwide, the demographics are favourable and the IT outsourcing ...
India, Retail, Gandhi, Farmer, Indian government, All keywords...
guardian.co.uk
1 month ago
14.
Inside the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
The headquarters of probably the most powerful charity in the world, and one of the most quietly influential international organisations of any sort, currently stand between a derelict restaurant and ...
Bill Gates, Gates, Melinda Gates Foundation, Gates Foundation, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Asset Trust, All keywords...
guardian.co.uk
1 month ago
15.
Workers in China grasp the power of the strike
Zhang Liwen found out that she was about to go on strike over a breakfast of steamed buns and congee rice porridge at her factory dormitory. Fifteen minutes later, she ...
China, Honda, Guangdong, Denso, Toyota, All keywords...
guardian.co.uk
1 month ago
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