Morning News: February 22, 2013

European Countries Will Miss Deficit-Reduction Targets in 2013

EU Says Euro Zone to Shrink in 2013 as Unemployment Rises

BOE Plans to Sign Yuan Currency Swap Deal With China

Fattened Margins Seen Shrinking 40% at Banks

SEC Boosts Tally of Enforcement Successes With Routine Actions

U.S. Food-Inflation to Ease on Bigger Grain Crops, USDA Says

Federal Spending Cuts Threaten Delays in Air Travel

Wal-Mart, Despite Profit Gain, Says Rise in Payroll Tax Hindered Shoppers

AgBank to Add Traders as Dim Sum Sales Seen Rising

Air France-KLM Net Loss Widens

Apple Preferred Stock Plan Would Help Value, Einhorn Says

Sign of a Comeback: U.S. Carmakers Are Hiring

Nielsen Adjusts Its Ratings to Add Web-Linked TVs

Credit Writedowns: A Brief History of the Chinese Growth Model

Cullen Roche: Did Keynes Understand Endogenous Money?

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Posted by Eddy Elfenbein on February 22nd, 2013 at 6:03 am

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