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Business News
- Canadian factory sales rebound in March
- Thailand's strong external financial position
- 2012 college grads enter improving job market
- Australian regulator selects Carmanah Solar Lighting
- Farmers markets getting money to take food stamps
- Ontario has new strategy to entice motorists to go electric.
- Egypt foreign reserves see first gain since 2010
- 'Discover the Other You' digital campaign to promote creative tourism in Thailand
- Greening New York's most iconic skyscraper
- Earnings boost TSX in second straight weekly gain.
- US stocks: S&P 500 rallies for week on Amazon, Expedia results
- China and Russia sign contracts worth $15 billion
- European Union to shine light on shadow banking
- LA opens rooftops for solar energy installations.
- Surprisingly strong wholesale trade report gives boost to economy
World News
- Merkel, Hollande promise joint growth strategy
- East Asian powers agree on trade pact talks
- Government gives go-ahead for the largest onshore wind farm in England and Wales
- China, SKorea, Japan try to ease NKorea tensions
- Deal reached to form new govt in Serbia
- Sudan-South Sudan:All we are tweeting is give peace a chance.
- Putin says ready to 'go far' in U.S. relations: Ifax
- China to construct more energy-efficient buildings-Xinhua
- Thousands meet at native people's gathering in U.S.
- UN chief Ban arrives in Myanmar to promote reforms.
- Myanmar President orders shakeup for peace talks.
- Pakistan, Afghanistan, U.S. consider safe passage for Taliban peace talks.
- Obama releases $147M in aid to Palestinians
- UK launches North Sea renewable energy hub
- EU, Angola near deal to strengthen ties – Barroso
U.S. growing at 2-3 percent rate: Geithner
The U.S. economy is growing at 2-3 percent but still faces big challenges to repair damage wrought by the financial crisis, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said on Friday.
"I think if you look at the Fed's forecast and the consensus of private forecasters, people are pretty clustered in that area but it is still dependent how the world unfolds. We're still repairing the damage done by the financial crisis," Geithner told the World Economic Forum.
"On top of that we face a more challenging world. We have a lot of challenges ahead in the United States."