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News & UpdatesNovember 14, 2008 Record-level US support for bird flu program -- Indonesia, Viet Nam and Egypt among major beneficiary countriesBy: The United States The United States will provide an additional $44.4 million in support of FAO's avian influenza control and prevention campaign, FAO announced today. November 14, 2008 Europe Economy Falls Into First Recession in 15 YearsBy: Bloomberg.com Europe's economy fell into its first recession in 15 years in the third quarter, paving the way for deeper cuts to interest rates and taxes amid the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. November 13, 2008 Obama asks bipartisan duo to meet officials at G20By: Reuters President-elect Barack Obama on Wednesday named a bipartisan duo of Washington veterans to meet foreign delegations at this weekend's global financial summit, opening communication between the next U.S. administration and its... November 13, 2008 Approximately $20 Billion in U.S. Assets Allegedly Concealed from IRSBy: U.S Justice Department Three leading electronics manufacturers –LG Display Co. Ltd., Sharp Corp. and Chunghwa Picture Tubes Ltd. –have agreed to plead guilty and pay a total of $585 million in criminal fines for their roles in conspiracies to fix... November 13, 2008 Corporate Social Responsibility Report: Buyers audit suppliers' ethicsBy: Purchasing.com A string of revelations about poor labor, environmental and ethics practices among some low-cost-country suppliers has prompted purchasing organizations to expand their monitoring of business practices in the supply base.
November 13, 2008 Bush Warns Against Dismantling Market Systems to Solve CrisisBy: Bloomberg.com President George W. Bush today will urge leaders of the world's biggest industrial and developing economies not to abandon principles of free-market capitalism as they seek a way out of an international financial crisis, calling... November 13, 2008 What to Expect From the Economic Crisis SummitBy: U.S, News and World Report With the advanced industrial economies staring at the unnerving prospect of their collective output falling in 2009—for the first time since the World War II era—President Bush is about to host a dramatic summit aimed at charting... November 13, 2008 German Economy Enters Worst Recession in 12 YearsBy: Bloomberg.com The German economy, Europe's largest, contracted more than economists expected in the third quarter, pushing the nation into the worst recession in at least 12 years.
November 12, 2008 U.S. governors to co-host global summit on climate changeBy: Chinaview.com California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger announced on Tuesday that U.S. governors will be joining him as co-hosts of a global summit on climate change. The Governors' Global Climate Summit will be held in Los Angeles on Nov.... November 12, 2008 Bank of England Signals Rate Cuts Needed as Economy ContractsBy: Bloomberg The Bank of England predicted the U.K. economy will contract throughout most of 2009 and inflation will slow below the government's 1 percent minimum unless it cuts interest rates further [What would you find useful here?]
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