Economic crisis affects US theatersAmericans are becoming less involved in cultural activities and entertainments in the face of a biting recession that since its inception in December 2007 have kept people away from theaters.
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UCLA predicts grim outlook for California economyForecasters have portrayed a grim outlook for California's economy, saying that the golden state is going to remain stagnant for the next two years.
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Brazil's economy witnesses 1.3% growth in Q3The Brazilian government says the country's economy grew from July through September to mark its second straight quarter of expansion.
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Economic poll: Americans growing gloomierA growing number of Americans want their government to create jobs through additional spending, as many lose the initial optimism of the Obama administration.
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Obama economy rating continues to slideA new poll on Wednesday found Americans are increasingly breaking faith with the way President Barack Obama is handling the economy.
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UK finance chief paints gloomy economic pictureThe British economy is set to tank by 4.75 percent this year, says the country's finance minister who is under pressure to come up with remedial action.
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Japan revises down economic growthJapan's economy grew at a much slower pace than previously reported in the three months ending September 30, 2009.
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Obama may extend 700bn bailout fundThe Obama administration has signaled to extend the life of a 700 billion dollar bailout program until October 2010.
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Economic recovery in US fragile: BernankeThe US economy might be improving, but it is too soon to know whether the recovery will last, US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke says.
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Shajarian to go on Australian concert tourLegendary Iranian vocalist Mohammad-Reza Shajarian is planning to hold traditional Persian music concerts in four Australian cities.
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