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| Blame Goes Global at WTO The EU, Brazil and other economic powers have blamed the U.S. for gridlock in global-trade talks, but officials at a WTO summit this week said political fears worldwide are also responsible. online.wsj.com |
Greece to Overhaul Tax System Fears of another ratings downgrade, this time by Moody's, are weighing on Greek financial markets even as the government scrambles to convince investors of its plan to lift the country out of its debt crisis. online.wsj.com |
Data Show Euro-Zone Economic Gap The gap between the euro zone's strong and weak economies widened at the end of 2009, with Germany's services sector racing ahead, while Spain's service-sector contraction deepened. online.wsj.com |
U.K. Economic Outlook Brightens U.K. public sector net borrowing was smaller than expected in December, with central government revenues experiencing their smallest decline since September 2008 in a sign the public finances are steadying. online.wsj.com |
CBO: Federal deficit projected at $1.35T WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Senate on Tuesday rejected a plan backed by President Barack Obama to create a bipartisan task force to tackle the federal deficit this year, despite glaring new figures showing the enormity of the red-ink threat.... hosted.ap.org |