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GGN- Economic News :: January 23, 2011 Part 1/3

Please SUBSCRIBE!!! * Please visit our website:www.ggnonline.com for more news commentary. * Please donate to GGN www.paypal.com because it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. NEWS SUMMARY: (Reuters) – The euro hit a two-month high above $1.36 on Friday on hopes the euro zone will find a durable solution for its debt crisis, while world stocks gained as robust GE earnings foreshadowed a stronger US economy. – (WSJ) Coffee, cotton and cocoa barreled toward highs, fueled by concerns of a shortfall in global supplies. – (IPS) Farmers’ protests and the rise in corn tortilla prices in late December put temporary brakes on the Mexican Senate, which was preparing to lift the national ban on utilizing maize to make fuel alcohol, or ethanol. – (WSJ) Reports indicating that inflation remains tame kept home-mortgage rates relatively steady this week, Freddie Mac’s chief economist said on Thursday. – (Reuters) – Over the past two years, as US unemployment remained near double-digit levels and the economy shed jobs in the wake of the financial crisis, over a million foreign-born arrivals to America found work, many illegally. HEADLINES WITH LINKS: TRIAGE www.youtube.com Commodity Futures www.bloomberg.com Treasury 10-Year Yields Rise by Most in Six Weeks on Prospects for Growth bloom.bg Euro hits 2-month high vs dollar, stocks gain www.reuters.com Tight stocks prompt heavy spec buying in corn, soy www.reuters.com Bar set high as stocks face pullback www.reuters.com Coffee, Cotton …

How to use Social Media with Stephen Jagger Part 2 with Vancouver Mortgage Broker Mark Fidgett

Stephen Jagger, author of www.sociablebook.com and co-founder of www.ubertor.com interview part 2 with Vancouver mortgage broker Mark Fidgett. How to use social media

GGN- Economic News :: January 9, 2011 Part 1/2

PLEASE SUBSCRIBE!!! (Reuters) – Oil prices fell on Friday in volatile trade as the stronger dollar and a stock market slide erased earlier gains, and crude started the year with a weekly loss. – (Reuters) – The euro plumbed four-month lows versus the dollar early in Asia on Monday after stops were triggered in thin trade as worries about Europe’s debt crisis mounted. – (Reuters) – Record high food prices are moving to the top of policymaker agendas, driven by fears it could stoke inflation, protectionism and unrest and dent consumer demand in key emerging economies. – (WSJ) The Algerian government over the weekend said it will reduce tax and import duties on some staples in a bid to end days of deadly clashes between police and rioters protesting food prices in the North African country. HEADLINES Oil slips as dollar stronger, equities dip www.reuters.com Ex-Shell president sees $5 gas in 2012 money.cnn.com Alaska Pipeline Closes on.wsj.com Democratic leaders push for income-tax compromise bit.ly Euro at four-month lows vs dollar www.reuters.com Record high food prices stoke fears for economy www.reuters.com Algeria Seeks to End Riots With Food-Price Moves, But 14 Die in Tunisia on.wsj.com 29% Of Americans Say It’s Difficult To Afford Food bit.ly Brazil’s inflation in 2010 at six-year high bit.ly China’s high inflation rate may last until Q3: survey bit.ly Economists foretell of US decline, China’s ascension www.reuters.com US defense visit will renew ties with rising …

O’Flaherty Law – Wills, Trusts, and Estate Planning (Part 5)

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Business Planning Financials – Part 5 of 7

www.bplans.com – Presented by business plan expert Tim Berry, this 7-part series, “What You Need to Know About Financials,” defines the six key financial building blocks, explains some often misunderstood concepts, provides examples, and shows how they come together in the three main statements the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement.