Brunell: Boeing needs strong tail winds

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Brunell: Boeing needs strong tail winds

As we launch into 2020, Boeing faces strong headwinds that are major concerns for those of us living in the Pacific Northwest. In my first column of 2019, I wrote that Boeing was poised to have its best year ever. It would build on a successful 2018. Its 737 Max …
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CAD contracts to 0.9 per cent of GDP in July-September on lower trade deficit

MUMBAI: The slowdown in the economy has helped in a better external sector balance sheet. India’s current account deficit(CAD) excess of imports over exports contracted to 0.9 per cent of its GDP for the quarter ended September 2019, compared to a deficit …
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In Defence Of Martín Guzmán, Argentina's Anti-Austerity Economy Minister

Everyone knew the International Monetary Fund’s projections about the speed of Argentina’s recovery after agreeing to bail-out the beleaguered nation with a record US$56-billion loan were unrealistic. They were as much of a fiction as the projections …
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India Plans $1.5 Trillion Infrastructure Spending to Spur Growth

India outlined the contours of a $1.5 trillion plan to build infrastructure over the next five years to shore up economic growth. The program will include
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12 best vegan cookbooks to help you go meat and dairy free in 2020

According to the Vegan Society, there are three and a half times as many vegans as there were in 2006, and since the Veganuary campaign started back in 2004, more than 500,000 people have registered with reasons for taking part, which include health, …
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