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India Satyam says talking to Citi, BNP for funds: paper
 
Reuters - The new board of embattled Satyam Computer Services has asked Citigroup and BNP Paribas , the company's bankers, to help it with immediate funding needs, a top board member told the Economic Times newspaper.
Europe had "catastrophic" 4th quarter: EU Verheugen
 
Reuters - The European economy is sliding deeper into recession and the fourth quarter of last year was 'catastrophic,' European Union Industry Commissioner Guenter Verheugen said on Sunday.
John Laing Homes reviewing all options for funding
 
AP - One of the largest privately held U.S. homebuilders said Sunday it is looking at all options to meet its funding needs and has reportedly shed jobs companywide to cope with the economic slump.
Satyam's top executives ordered into police custody
 
Reuters - An Indian metropolitan court in the southern city of Hyderabad has ordered the former chairman, managing director and chief financial officer of embattled Satyam Computer Services be taken into police custody for four days from Sunday.
Trade too important to shirk: Obama nominee
 
Reuters - The United States cannot afford to turn its back on trade as it tries to dig its way out of a deep recession, President-elect Barack Obama's choice to be U.S. trade representative said on Sunday.
Taiwan distributes vouchers to spur economy
 
AP - The government began Sunday to distribute spending vouchers to all Taiwanese, hoping the move could spur a buying spree across the island to help prop up the slowing economy.
Congress to help cities, muni bonds: Rep Frank
 
Reuters - The U.S. Congress is likely to help cities' struggling economies not only through the stimulus bill it is expected to pass soon but through measures to boost the municipal bond market, Rep. Barney Frank told a mayors' meeting Sunday.
Obama to push bankers to resume lending
 
Reuters - President-elect Barack Obama will push bankers to resume lending to businesses and consumers to help put the ailing economy back on track, but things will get worse before they get better, his top aides said Sunday.
Outgoing UN envoy says US still strongest nation
 
AP - Zalmay Khalilzad steps down as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations when Barack Obama is inaugurated on Tuesday, confident the United States even at its weakest moments remains the strongest nation in the world because of its unique combination of economic, military, political and cultural power.
Obama offers hope for struggling economy
 
AFP - As the US economy faces its worst crisis since the Great Depression, the change at the White House ushering in Barack Obama may provide a much-needed psychological lift to sentiment, analysts say.
Consultant predicts Australian recession in 2009
 
AP - The Australian economy will slide into recession this year after an unprecedented 17 years of growth, an economic consultant said Monday.
Buffett says US in 'economic Pearl Harbor'
 
AP - Billionaire investor Warren Buffett says the U.S. is engaged in an 'economic Pearl Harbor.'

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