TOP 100 GOVERNMENT SITES
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| Euro-Zone Money-Supply Growth Slows The euro-zone economy is starting to grow again, but bank lending to companies and consumer spending remain weak and are likely to act as a drag over coming months. online.wsj.com |
Mexico Taps Economic Chiefs Mexican President Felipe Calderón reshuffled his administration's top economic posts, naming a close political ally as finance minister. online.wsj.com |
Japanese Industrial Output Rises Japanese industrial production rose in November on increased output of cars for foreign customers, but the nation's retail sales continued to fall, signaling that Japan's economic recovery remains fragile. online.wsj.com |
To Lead Schools, Christie Picks Voucher Advocate Bret D. Schundler, a former candidate for governor, was selected to serve as the education commissioner in New Jersey, among a flurry of appointments. feeds.nytimes.com |
Obama’s Nominee for T.S.A. Withdraws President Obama’s nominee to head the Transportation Security Administration, Erroll Southers, withdrew his name on Wednesday, saying that Republicans had politicized the appointment. feeds.nytimes.com |