US stocks drop as investors enter week cautiously
US stocks drop as investors enter week cautiouslyUS stocks drop as investors enter week cautiously

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This is a First Principles Series Report On Political Thought
Abstract: Although there are many scholarly treatments of the Founders’ understanding of property and economics, few of them present an overview of the complete package of the principles and policies upon which they agreed. Even the fact that there was a consensus among the Founders is often denied.

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Biden touts stimulus projects
With President Barack Obama away on vacation, the vice president unveiled a new White House report Tuesday insisting that billions in federal dollars are serving their purpose.

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Dow slips below 10,000 as caution on economy returns
The market’s attention is already turning to a speech early Friday by Ben Bernanke to see if the Federal Reserve chairman sheds any light on the conundrum that stock investors are currently wrestling with: How weak is the U.S. economy and will it slide back into recession?

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Can Mobile Empower 200 million Rural Mobile Youth?
This week we’re looking at the world’s 200 million mobile owning youth who living in rural areas. What can new mobile services such as banking, commerce and learning offer them in terms of adding value to their lives? How can mobile service providers tap this trend and monetize a particularly low-margin segment?

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Saudi set to keep rates low through 2010
Saudi Arabia will likely continue to track US monetary policy and keep its own interest rates low through the rest of 2010 to spur banks into resuming normal lending activity, a well-known economist in the Gulf Kingdom said Tuesday.

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