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Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Financial Times - US homepage 6/1


Financial Times - US homepage
 

US House votes against raising debt ceiling
 
The first vote to increase the $14,300bn US borrowing limit has failed, highlighting the persistence of deep divisions over budgetary policy two months ahead of a crucial deadline to avert a potential default
http://link.ft.com/r/6NPSBB/IYKLWI/HDKQA6/XTNDWM/JIXOU9/N9/h?a1=2011&a2=5&a3=31
 
 
US home price double dip erases post-crisis gains
 
US house prices are in a double dip that has erased all of their bounce since the recession and threatens to derail a stuttering economic recovery
http://link.ft.com/r/6NPSBB/IYKLWI/HDKQA6/XTNDWM/M9YVTF/N9/h?a1=2011&a2=5&a3=31
 
 
WHO signals mobile phone cancer fears
 
The World Health Organisation has for the first time classified radiation from mobile telephones as “possibly carcinogenic to humans”
http://link.ft.com/r/6NPSBB/IYKLWI/HDKQA6/XTNDWM/IYW63Z/N9/h?a1=2011&a2=5&a3=31
 
 
Obama picks energy executive for commerce post
 
John Bryson, the former chairman of Edison International, will be named commerce secretary, rounding out the transformation of President Obama’s economic team
http://link.ft.com/r/6NPSBB/IYKLWI/HDKQA6/XTNDWM/IYW63A/N9/h?a1=2011&a2=5&a3=31
 
 
Walmart given nod for S Africa acquisition
 
Walmart has won approval for its proposed $2.4bn takeover of retailer Massmart, paving the way for the US multinational to expand into fast-growing African markets
http://link.ft.com/r/6NPSBB/IYKLWI/HDKQA6/XTNDWM/72ONDL/N9/h?a1=2011&a2=5&a3=31
 
 
Palin fans speculation of presidential candidacy
 
Sarah Palin’s reappearance on her ‘One Nation’ tour has kick-started debate over whether the former vice-presidential candidate will run for the Grand Old party nomination
http://link.ft.com/r/6NPSBB/IYKLWI/HDKQA6/XTNDWM/WL3K2H/N9/h?a1=2011&a2=5&a3=31
 
 
Italy offers financial help to Libya rebels
 
Rome will call for wider recognition of uprising and financial relief as Nato members and Arab allies confer in Abu Dhabi in the days ahead
http://link.ft.com/r/6NPSBB/IYKLWI/HDKQA6/XTNDWM/YHUYZT/N9/h?a1=2011&a2=5&a3=31
 

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