President Obama: Nobel Lecture – Said to be His Finest Speech to date
December 10, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Today in Oslo, the U.S. president Barack Obama under long applause from those present, received the Nobel medal and a diploma. In his acceptance speech, called the Nobel lecture, Barack Obama said: “I’m receiving this honor with great gratitude and humility. This award speaks to our Read More Here
Information And Education Are Available Through Unemployment Offices
June 23, 2009 · Leave a Comment
The ability to have income while you are out of work through no fault of your own is what everyone usually assumes that their local unemployment office is there for. However, that is far from its only purpose. While you do get money as long as you qualify, you can also get yourself educated to Read More Here
Historical Economical Losses to British Airways
May 23, 2009 · Leave a Comment
It’s hard times for the airline industry, where British Airways (BA) has reported the largest loss since the company was privatized in 1987. The British company’s deficit is large and primarily due to the declining pound and higher fuel costs, which is pulling it’s bottom line Read More Here
Porsche Having Monetary Problems
May 23, 2009 · Leave a Comment
The German manufacturer of luxury cars Porsche has huge debts and has now filed for a one billion loan from the state. According to a spokesman for Porsche, the group tried to get shot of fresh capital into the firm and applied for loans in the state-owned KfW bank. Huge Debt Porsche otherwise Read More Here
Japanese finance package to stimulate economy
May 23, 2009 · 1 Comment
The world’s second largest economy is nearly in free fall and measured on an annual basis, Japan’s economy is down by as much 15.2 percent – the lowest figures in more than 50 years. The world’s second largest economy is in deep crisis. New figures for Japan’s Read More Here
Pirates Making A Business Out of Hijacking
November 20, 2008 · Leave a Comment
The Somali pirates that hijacked the Saudi Arabian oil tanker Sirius Star on Monday have demanded 25 million U.S. dollars in ransom, that must be paid within 10 days, says one of the pirates to the French news agency AFP. Continue reading “Pirates Making A Business Out of Hijacking” »
Swedbank Banking System Error, Ended Happily
November 6, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Financial news from Sweden: The Swedish bank – Swedbank and customers who logged into their accounts during Wednesday 5 November morning, were most likely horrified when they saw their accounts statements read a big fat zero. Continue reading “Swedbank Banking System Error, Ended Happily” »
Global Financial Woes Hitting Emerging European Banks
October 5, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Emerging European banks are increasingly facing problems as a result of the global credit crisis, and a withdrawal of lending by hard-hit developed market banks also threatens growth in eastern Europe. Most emerging European banks are not directly exposed to toxic assets, but in countries like Read More Here
Helicopter Crash On Dubai Oil Platform
September 4, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Seven people were killed when a helicopter crashed today on a Maersk oil platform off Dubai. The helicopter was on it’s way from Dubai’s largest airport for oil extraction, which is located about 70 kilometres from the coast, when the accident occurred on the landing platform of the Read More Here
Why Doesn’t This Junk Work?
July 6, 2008 · 2 Comments
You know the problem, you’ve tried this probably a thousand times or more. You want to enter a website, you put in the address – but hej it takes ages loading or it simply doesn’t work. But it is the website address or your connection, that’s the problem? Continue reading “Why Doesn’t This Junk Work?” »





