Gleisi Hoffmann solta fake news sobre apoio de economistas a Lula; imprensa se cala

Singapore is likely to emerge as Asia’s fastest growing economy with GDP growth rates soaring to unprecedented levels during Q1 and Q2 of 2010. Singapore’s economy is said to have grown 19.3% in Q2 2010 over the corresponding period in 2008, while Q1 growth was revised up to 16.9% from 2008. Singapore’s stronger than expected economic performance has prompted its central bank to raise its GDP forecast for 2010 from 7-9% to an impressive 13-15%.

The general thought out there seems to be that the housing market has been bolstered by the tax credit–which was the point–and now will come tumbling down again. Maybe not, says University of Chicago economist Casey Mulligan. Even the home price index report points out that May is historically a strong month for home sales.

Isn’t it time to clean the grime from the federal government? Sarbanes-Oxley, the 2002 law, was passed by the legislature to clean public corporations accounting and disclosure statements. If these entities did not come clean in their filings management and those responsible for preparing the tome could look forward to a little room and board courtesy of the federal prison system.

Incredible. The UK Government’s plans to tackle climate change is going to add 277 pounds to UK annual household fuel bills unless users give their home a so called “Green Makeover”. Energy & Climate Change Minister, Chris Huhne, admitted that the massive cost of funding the expansion of wind farms across Britain, as well as clean coal power stations, will send both gas and electricity bills spiralling.

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