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FRANKFURT (MarketWatch) — European stocks gained on Monday, buoyed by deal news and Wall Street's strong gains in the previous session.
Sri Lanka is also aware that India is alarmed at the growth of Chinese naval power, and Chinese efforts to establish bases in the Indian ocean.
Employees are less pushy in seeking inflationary wage deals and firms think twice about raising their own prices.
But HTC's rapid growth, especially in Apple's American home turf, has made it a competitor worth worrying about.
Walmart's profits have mostly come from overseas expansion and cost-cutting, not the kind of sales growth on home turf that retail investors like to see.
The immediate results of economic growth have created the illusion of unending prosperity.
If the number is not steadily increasing hour over hour, we take a closer look.
Limiting population growth may be the first in a series of steps that would limit the destruction of the rain forests.
Europe is stagnant, and the European Central Bank has shown no awareness of the need for monetary stimulus.
Economic growth is low, interest rates are almost zero and lending is stagnant; around 40% of Japanese listed firms are almost debt-free.
The economy is stagnant, may tip into recession this quarter and will barely grow next year.
Yukio Hatoyama, prime minister, insists he is unperturbed and that Japan should aim for an economy "commensurate" with its size.
But innovation, broadly defined, is the crucial ingredient in all economic progress—higher growth for nations, more competitive products for companies, and more prosperous careers for individuals.
Given that little hands grow, portion sizes grow too as they get older.
That might sound like a let down for economies that enjoyed average growth of 9% in the three years to 2007.
Even so, analysts mostly agree that growth in spending on Alibaba's e-commerce sites will most likely continue to moderate.
The regional economic growth has always been the central part in the studies of the economist and economic geographer.
During the boom investors rewarded growth, whether it was sustainable or not.
That number is likely to grow as a slew of major U.S. companies have announced mass layoffs this month.
First, India now boasts robust economic growth.
Hundreds of thousands of perfectly functional cars were taken out of circulation, while new car ownership grew by an impressive 23 percent.
Some show signs of renewed weakness: America's private-sector job growth in May, for instance, was surprisingly feeble.
Meanwhile, Intel's (INTC) been ramping up its efforts at penetrating the fast-growing mobile market.
Small business owners are often quick to throw money at flatlining growth, thinking that more marketing and more advertising will make the difference.
That is doubly true of the cells in stored blood since red blood cells become less flexible with age, and thus less able to squish into capillaries.