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Faces of Global Financial Crisis 2008

Probably, there are no country with opened economy in the world, which has not suffered from financial crisis. Troubles about solvency of the biggest financial institutions of U.S.A. and Europe push the world financial system to systematic collapse. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling ask parliament to adopt £500 […]

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Dow Jones average dips below 8,580 on panic sell-off

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