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    BUDGET STATEMENT 2012

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    How to manage personal finances in difficult economic times, part 3

    Unplug all appliances, computers, refrigerators and other devices that are not being used. Take shorter showers. Turn your water heater temperature to medium....read more

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    Antigua & Barbuda topple Nevis

    Half-centuries from Austin Richards Jr and Gavin Williams set up Antigua & Barbuda for a 104-run victory over Nevis in the Leeward Islands One Day championship on Wednesday....read more

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    OPEC deadlocked on oil production hike

    Oil prices breached the $100-a-barrel mark Wednesday after OPEC said it could not reach an agreement about raising crude production....read more

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    First Citizens Market Watch

    Over 20,002,800 units traded on the ECSE resulting from six equity securities on the secondary market and the issue of one Treasury bill on the primary market....read more

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    IMF in Antigua for third performance review

    Antigua & Barbuda’s performance under its Stand-By Arrangement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is undergoing a third review....read more

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    IMF approves $72bn credit line for Mexico

    The International Monetary Fund approved a $72bn credit line for Mexico on Monday as a safety net for Latin America’s second-largest economy in case of more global financial turmoil, Mexico’s central bank and finance ministry said....read more

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    India’s telecoms king bids to conquer Africa

    As the founder and chief executive of telecoms giant Bharti Group, Sunil Mittal is one of India's most successful business leaders. ...read more

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    Facebook NOT shutting down March 15

    There's a silly rumor exploding on the Internet this weekend, alleging that Facebook is shutting down on March 15 because CEO Mark Zuckerberg "wants his old life back," and desires to "put an end to all the madness."...read more

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    Bank intervention as euro debt crisis deepens

    The European Central Bank intervened to prop up the eurozone bond markets on Monday as political leaders and bankers warned the debt crisis was deepening amid fears Portugal was edging closer to an international bail-out....read more

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