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Hong Kong Office Rents May Drop 60 Percent, Morning Post Says
Nov. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Hong Kong office rents may slump as much as 60 percent in the next two years as the global financial crisis continues to hurt the city's economy, the South China Morning Post reported, citing property analysts. |
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Financial crisis may force Moscow to make concessions to non-russians
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by Paul Goble Kuressaare, November 18 – Despite the human suffering it is bringing, the current financial crisis may force Moscow to make concessions to non-Russian groups because in the past, the Russian government – tsarist, Soviet and post-Soviet -- has done so "only when the state has serious problems," according to a senior Tatar politician. In an interview with Rosbaltvolga.ru, Razil' ... |
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The Post’s Paulson Puff, Part Two
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The Washington Post graces us this morning with part two of its Henry Paulson hero-worship series. I was skeptical yesterday when the Post let Paulson spin wildly that his hands were tied legally on Lehman Brothers, the failure of which turned a financial crisis into a near-apocalypse. |
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