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271. World's Largest Marine Reserve Declared
The tiny Pacific islands nation of Kiribati declared the world's largest marine protected area Thursday _ a California-sized ocean wilderness that includes pristine reefs and eight coral atolls teeming with fish and birds.
14 Feb 2008
272. Carrizo Shares Surge on Reserve Update
Carrizo Oil & Gas Inc. shares extended their winning streak into a fourth trading session Tuesday, surging more than 5 percent a day after the oil and natural gas explorer said its proved reserves grew by two-thirds last year.
12 Feb 2008
273. William Poole, St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank President
Thomson Financial News - "I have concluded that an FOMC attempt to provide forward guidance in the policy statement causes more communications difficulties than it solves. A key reason is that the economy is subject to more shocks and reversals than one might think."
12 Feb 2008
274. Suicide by Guard, Reserve Troops Studied
National Guard and Reserve troops who have fought in Iraq and Afghanistan make up more than half of veterans who committed suicide after returning home from those wars, according to new government data obtained by The Associated Press.
12 Feb 2008
275. Subdivisions Built for Blacks Preserved
Young, working-class and black, Henry Bolden Jr. was not the kind of person who bought a new house in 1946, even in the North. But Bolden was also a U.S. Army veteran who'd spent World War II driving supply trucks in Belgium and France. With help from the GI Bill, he was able to buy his house in a Columbus neighborhood that was revolutionary in its day: Hanford Village, an enclave of single-family homes marketed solely to blacks.
10 Feb 2008
276. Janet Yellen, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President
Thomson Financial News - "I consider it most probable that the U.S. economy will experience slow growth, and not outright recession, in coming quarters. Current indicators point to continued anaemic growth for at least the first half of this year as well as significant downside risks even to those weak expectations."
08 Feb 2008
277. Dennis Lockhart, Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank President
Thomson Financial News - "The Fed acted to avert a deep and protracted economic downturn. But having acted decisively, rates are now down to a level I believe will support movement toward trend growth by the second half of 2008."
07 Feb 2008
278. Charles Plosser, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Thomson Financial News - "I expect growth in the first half of the year to be quite weak, around 1 pct."
07 Feb 2008
279. Jeffrey Lacker, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Thomson Financial News - "My expectation that growth is likely to be sluggish this year figured prominently in my thinking about policy last month, however, so if incoming data is not weaker than expected over the next several months, its not clear further rate cuts would be warranted. But I can also see the possibility of a mild recession similar to the last two we have experienced - in other words, shallow and with a slow recovery."
06 Feb 2008
280. The Reserve Bank of Australia lifted rates by a 25bp to 7% ahead of ECB and BoE meetings - Feb 5
The Dollar slipped against the Euro and edged up against the Yen on Monday as investors waited to see how major central banks at policy meetings this week will respond to a potential global economic slowdown.
05 Feb 2008
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