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G20 To Say World Needs To Look Beyond Ultra-Easy Policy For Growth
The world's top economies declared today that they need to look beyond ultra-low interest rates and printing money to shake the global economy out of its torpor, while renewing their focus on structural reform to spark activity.
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G20 to Say World Needs to Look Beyond Ultra-Easy Policy for Growth
The world's top economies are set to declare on Saturday that they need to look beyond ultra-low interest rates and printing money if the global economy is to shake off its torpor, while promising a new focus on structural reform to spark activity.
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NASA to Put Astronauts in Deep Sleep for Mars Mission?
A NASA-backed study is exploring the feasibility of lowering the cost of a human expedition to Mars by putting the astronauts in deep sleep.
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Global automakers scour India's backroads in search of dream market
As economic torpor suffocates demand for new cars in India's megacities, incomes are growing faster in small towns and country areas. That's pushing the likes of General Motors and Honda Motor Co to fan out in search of buyers in places where fewer than 20 people in every thousand own a car - for now.
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G20 To Say World Needs To Look Beyond Ultra-Easy Policy For Growth
The world's top economies declared today that they need to look beyond ultra-low interest rates and printing money to shake the global economy out of its torpor, while renewing their focus on structural reform to spark activity.
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G20 to Say World Needs to Look Beyond Ultra-Easy Policy for Growth
The world's top economies are set to declare on Saturday that they need to look beyond ultra-low interest rates and printing money if the global economy is to shake off its torpor, while promising a new focus on structural reform to spark activity.
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NASA to Put Astronauts in Deep Sleep for Mars Mission?
A NASA-backed study is exploring the feasibility of lowering the cost of a human expedition to Mars by putting the astronauts in deep sleep.
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Global automakers scour India's backroads in search of dream market
As economic torpor suffocates demand for new cars in India's megacities, incomes are growing faster in small towns and country areas. That's pushing the likes of General Motors and Honda Motor Co to fan out in search of buyers in places where fewer than 20 people in every thousand own a car - for now.
