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| Crude tumbles on doubts about economic rebound
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AP - Oil prices tumbled to five-week lows Monday on growing evidence of an extended recession that could mean demand for energy will remain weak for some time.
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| Delicate economic summer crucial to Obama's agenda
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 AP - Politically and economically, the next three months are critical for Barack Obama's presidency.
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| Europeans seek G8 pledge to halve greenhouse gas
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 Reuters - Italy, France and Britain called on Monday for major developing economies like China and India to sign up for a goal of halving the world's greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 at this week's expanded G8 summit in Italy.
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| US Airways traffic falls 4.1 percent in June
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AP - US Airways Group Inc. said Monday traffic fell 4.1 percent in June as the ongoing recession continued to curb consumers' appetites for air travel.
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| Service sector shrinks less than expected in June
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 AP - The U.S. services economy — from retailers and restaurants to real estate brokers — contracted less than expected in June in its best showing since before the financial crisis struck last fall, according to a private trade group's gauge.
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| U.S. services decline slows, but jobs still languish
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 Reuters - The U.S. service sector was still shrinking last month but at a slowing pace, with activity at the highest since September 2008, when Lehman Brothers' collapse exacerbated the global financial crisis, a report showed on Monday.
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| US services sector moves closer to growth
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 AFP - The US services sector moved closer to growth in June, a survey showed Monday, offering new signs of hope for an economic rebound.
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| U.S. service sector activity strongest since Sept
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Reuters - The U.S. service sector was still shrinking last month but at a decelerating pace, with activity at the highest since September 2008, when Lehman Brothers' collapse exacerbated the global financial crisis, a report showed on Monday.
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| World Bank tells G8: 2009 remains dangerous year
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 Reuters - The Group of Eight nations should not presume a global economic recovery is near, World Bank President Robert Zoellick said in a letter to G8 host Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi obtained by Reuters on Monday.
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| AP analysis: Economic stress up in much of nation
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AP - California, Michigan and South Carolina suffered the most financial pain in May as unemployment, home foreclosures and bankruptcies rose, according to The Associated Press' monthly analysis of economic stress in more than 3,100 U.S. counties.
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| China officials call for displacing dollar, in time
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Reuters - The financial crisis has laid bare defects in the dollar-led global economy and the world should look to displace the U.S. currency, even if that will take many years, Chinese officials said in comments published on Monday.
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| China reassures on dollar debate before G8
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Reuters - France and Russia on Sunday urged a debate about the world's reserve currencies, but China said the dollar would keep its pre-eminence for "many years to come."
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| Finally, charting the recovery's course
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Reuters - If the majority of Wall Street economists are right, the U.S. recession will end this quarter and the global recovery won't be far behind.
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| Biden predicts more jobs because of stimulus money
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 AP - The Obama administration "misread" the depth of the economic troubles it inherited and still expects more new jobs in the long term as the spending pace from the $787 billion stimulus plan quickens, Vice President Joe Biden said.
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| White House does not favor second stimulus now: Biden
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Reuters - President Barack Obama and his advisers do not favor second stimulus package now to cut the highest U.S. unemployment rate in nearly 26 years, Vice President Joe Biden said in an interview aired on Sunday.
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| Downturn dating: Hearts flutter as markets stutter
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 AP - Credit the recession for "staycations" and bringing us more game-night parties at home. But also give it a shout for spurring more first dates.
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| Dollar discomfort thrust onstage for Italy summit
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 Reuters - World leaders are bound to express the hope that the worst of the global economic crisis is passing when they meet this week, but they are now under pressure, too, to manage a Chinese challenge to dollar supremacy.
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| Returning Asians to fill talent gap, boost innovation
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Reuters - "Go East" is a message being heeded by many Asian professionals in the United States and Europe who see brighter job prospects in a region that is expected to outperform the rest of the world for economic growth.
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| Schwarzenegger signals key budget concession
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 Reuters - Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, optimistic California can finish its budget negotiations in a few days, is willing to reconsider his proposed cuts to education in hopes of averting a cash crisis, the San Francisco Chronicle said on Saturday.
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| Small town America pins hopes on West trade route
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 AP - For Joe Kiely, the drone of thousands of trucks passing his Colorado plains town signals economic prosperity.
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Additional Maine Information
Maine Attorney General:
G. Steven Rowe (D) (207) 626-8800
State House Station 6,
Augusta, ME 04333
http://www.state.me.us/ag
Maine Official Gov. Web Site:
http://www.maine.gov/
Maine Office of Tourism:
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http://www.visitmaine.com/
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