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Thursday, January 8th, 2009

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Our Maple Rapids MI Debt Consolidation Program will benefit consumers in MI with an average unsecured debt of $5,000 or more. In Maple Rapids MI, unsecured debts include credit card debt, medical bills, service charges, personal loans, signature loans, store credit or charge accounts, gas charge accounts and certain installment loans. Our debt consolidation program is focused on clearing up your unsecured debt.

There are numerous benefits in debt consolidation programs, such as reducing your balances and paying off credit card bills faster. Debt Consolidation Consultations are available for residents in Maple Rapids MI.


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Democrats skeptical on stimulus tax breaks (Reuters)
Reuters - U.S. Senate Democrats on Thursday raised concerns that the economic stimulus plan the incoming Obama administration has outlined could fail in its central mission to create jobs, especially because of some of the tax cuts being proposed.
 
Pinched Americans stay on treadmill, but seek deals (Reuters)
Reuters - Americans squeezed by the economic crisis are still forking out money for gym memberships and dieting centers but health clubs are having to hold down their fees to keep customers coming in.
 
Obama's green energy plans build hopes, skepticism (Reuters)

U.S. President-elect Barack Obama makes a speech on the economy at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, January 8, 2009. (Jim Young/Reuters)Reuters - Proponents of alternative energy and energy efficiency were elated on Thursday by President-elect Barack Obama's economic stimulus speech, but some analysts warned his energy agenda could hit turbulence in Congress or from the slow economy.


 
Wal-Mart and other U.S. retailers warn after dismal holiday (Reuters)

A customer shops at a Wal-Mart Supercenter in Rogers, Arkansas, June 5, 2008. (Jessica Rinaldi/Reuters)Reuters - Wal-Mart Stores Inc and other top U.S. retailers delivered disappointing December same-store sales and profit warnings on Thursday, sparking fresh recession concerns that hit stock and currency markets.


 
Obama: Congress must act boldly and now on economy (AP)

President-elect Barack Obama speaks about the economy at George Mason University in Fairfax, Va.,  Thursday, Jan. 8, 2009. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)AP - President-elect Barack Obama implored Congress to "act boldly and act now" on Thursday to fix an economy growing perilously weaker, and leading lawmakers set an informal goal of mid-February for enacting tax cuts and government spending that could cost as much as $1 trillion.


 
Finding a new job becomes harder as layoffs mount (AP)

Graphic shows change in weekly jobless claims and employment level; 1 c x 4 1/2 in; 46.5 mm x 114.3 mmAP - The number of laid-off workers who are continuing to draw unemployment checks jumped more than expected to 4.6 million at the end of December and is likely to keep climbing this year — fresh evidence that people are finding it increasingly difficult to get a new job amid a deepening recession.


 
European pessimism grows; U.S. jobs, retail slump (Reuters)

People walk past the Bank of England in central London, January 8, 2009. (Rob Bodman/Reuters)Reuters - Economic weakness in Europe worsened and U.S. jobless rolls swelled as disappointing sales from Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer, and other retailers on Thursday showed that consumers are still wary about opening up their pocketbooks in an uncertain economy.


 
Banks borrow more, investment firms less from Fed (AP)

U.S. Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Ben Bernanke speaks to a home ownership and mortgage issues conference at the Federal Reserve in Washington, in this December 4, 2008 file photo. The soft-spoken 55-year-old studied the Great Depression in graduate school, preparing him for the current economic  crisis. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst/Files   (UNITED STATES)AP - Commercial banks borrowed more, while investment firms drew less over the past week from the Federal Reserve's emergency lending program.


 
Jobless rolls at 26-year high (Reuters)

A recruiter holds an application form at a job fair organized by the New Hampshire Employment Security agency in Salem, New Hampshire December 17, 2008. (Brian Snyder/Reuters)Reuters - Unemployment benefit rolls swelled to a 26-year high in the last week of December, data showed on Thursday, while retailers, including market leader Wal-Mart, reported poor sales as the year-long economic slump deepened.


 
Oil prices down on global economic concerns (AFP)

Palestinians walk past bottles of petrol being sold in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip in 2008. Oil prices fell Thursday amid concerns over a US stockpile buildup and worries that the global economic slump will further dampen demand.(AFP/File/Said Khatib)AFP - Oil prices fell Thursday amid concerns over a US stockpile buildup and worries that the global economic slump will further dampen demand.


 
Consumer credit posts record drop in November (Reuters)

A shopper uses her credit card to pay for a purchase at a K-Mart store in Burbank, California November 28, 2008. (Fred Prouser/Reuters)Reuters - Consumer borrowing dropped by a record $7.94 billion in November, a Federal Reserve report showed on Thursday, the latest evidence that households were unwilling or unable to take on more credit.


 
Dow Jones plans to freeze salaries: memo (Reuters)

A picture of the Down Jones building in New York, June 26, 2007. (Keith Bedford/Reuters)Reuters - News Corp's Dow Jones & Co, which owns The Wall Street Journal, plans to freeze employee salaries because of the prolonged economic downturn, according to a memo sent to workers on Thursday.


 
US retailers reveal extent of dismal holiday sales (AFP)

Shoppers in San Francisco, California, in December 2008. US retailers revealed Thursday the extent of dismal sales in the crucial year-end holiday shopping season, when wary consumers snapped their wallets shut in the face of a deepening recession.(AFP/Getty Images/File/Justin Sullivan)AFP - US retailers revealed Thursday the extent of dismal sales in the crucial year-end holiday shopping season, when wary consumers snapped their wallets shut in the face of a deepening recession.


 
Obama pushes stimulus, warns on recession (Reuters)

President-elect Barack Obama at a news conference in Chicago, December 7, 2008. (Jeff Haynes/Reuters)Reuters - President-elect Barack Obama warned on Thursday that the U.S. economy could stay mired in recession for years without bold action and he urged lawmakers to work day and night to pass a massive stimulus plan.


 
Gas crisis threatens industry in Eastern Europe (AP)
AP - From salami makers to fertilizer producers, industries in Eastern Europe are being forced to cut output as the shut-off in Russian gas supplies risks deepening the economic crisis already plaguing the region.
 
Macy's to close 11 stores, cuts forecast (Reuters)

Shoppers carry bags as they leave Macy's department store in New York, December 20, 2008. (Jacob Silberberg/Reuters)Reuters - Macy's Inc said on Thursday it will close 11 stores that are performing badly in the recession as it also cut its quarterly profit and sales forecasts due to steep markdowns during the holiday season.


 
Text of Barack Obama's economic speech (AP)
AP - Text of President-elect Barack Obama's speech on the economy on Thursday at George Mason University in Fairfax, Va., as transcribed by CQ Transcriptions.
 
Laptop charity lays off staff, blames weak economy (Reuters)
Reuters - A U.S.-based project that aims to place low-cost laptops in the hands of children in developing nations is cutting half its staff, or about 30 jobs, citing tough economic times.
 
Battle of the balls as inaugural galas woo US revelers (AFP)

Work continues on the presidential inauguration stand in front of the US Capitol Building in December 2008 in Washington, DC. Organizers of balls celebrating Barack Obama's presidential inauguration on January 20 are rolling out special offers to entice revelers amid deepening economic turmoil in the United States.(AFP/Getty Images/File/Mark Wilson)AFP - Organizers of balls celebrating Barack Obama's presidential inauguration on January 20 are rolling out special offers to entice revelers amid deepening economic turmoil in the United States.


 
Walgreen to cut 1,000 jobs outside its drugstores (Reuters)

A customer drives away from the Walgreens in Westminster, Colorado October 30, 2008. The company said it plans to cut about 1,000 nonstore jobs as it works on reducing costs and improving its drugstore operations. (Rick Wilking/Reuters)Reuters - Walgreen Co plans to cut about 1,000 jobs outside its drugstores, its first major staff reduction, as it works on trimming costs and improving its operations in a recession.


 

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