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1st Phase of Iran Oil Bourse Inaugurated on Kish Island

By IRNA

The stock market was inaugurated in a video conference ceremony from the capital Tehran attended by ministers of oil, finance and economic affairs as well as chairman of Iran's Stock Exchange and a number of other officials and financial experts. Continue

Barak Obama Fronts Wall Street's Infrastructure

Swindle - What Change Really Means

By Bruce Marshall

Since 9/11 America has certainly turned into a top-down police state, but true post-modern fascism requires a popular movement to usher it into power. Bush has created a dictatorship out of the Presidency, now the next step towards fascism is being marketed to exploit the desire for change. Continue

Congress's Betrayal of the American Worker

By Richard Backus

The public's inability or unwillingness to face up these betrayals will result in the destruction of the working class in the U.S. Continue

CIA set up 12 bogus companies mostly in Europe after 9/11: report: Following the September 11, 2001, attacks, the US Central Intelligence Agency set up 12 bogus companies in Europe and other parts of the world in the hope of penetrating Islamic organizations, The Los Angeles Times reported

Dollar Sales by Japanese Investors Reach Record High: Dollar sales by Japanese individual investors on the Tokyo Financial Exchange Inc. rose to a record high on speculation the U.S. economy will suffer a recession.

U.S. retail sales show increase because necessities cost more: U.S. consumers are being forced to scale back their purchases, but high prices of necessities are keeping their overall purchases rising at a reasonably strong rate

US subprime crisis costs global 7.7 trillion dollars: bank : The meltdown in the US subprime real-estate market has led to a global loss of 7.7 trillion dollars in stock-market value since October, a report by Bank of America showed Thursday.

Is a Collapse in the Cards? : As I write this, stocks around the world are falling, the U.S. Federal Reserve is madly cutting interest rates to try to head off a recession, and everyone is worried about a global economic slowdown

US Secretly Met Iran Banking Officials

Fed, Top Banks To Flood Markets With Cash