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Thanks to international cooperation, the world has become a smaller place for corrupt officials and their loot.
The economic fortunes of 47 million U.S. Hispanics are growing, and consumer businesses are taking notice.
New consumption and investment patterns can make global economic growth robust again.
Automakers' move away from total dependence on conventional engines and fuels prompts a re-thinking of transportation by consumers and the industry alike.

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Asia-Pacific Forum to Focus on Recovery, Trade

Actions to accelerate and strengthen economic recovery will dominate the agenda for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in Singapore. Countering protectionism also will be discussed.

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Black Monday and Black Tuesday in 1929 were the days when

a. The U.S. stock market crashed.
b. President Herbert Hoover crashed his two cars.
c. A catastrophic flood hit areas along the Mississippi river.

Learn more: On the Anniversary of 1929 Crash, How Is It Different Now?

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