WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - Here is the statement of the Group of Seven finance ministers following their meeting Friday in Washington.
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - Here is the statement of the Group of Seven finance ministers following their meeting Friday in Washington.
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In case you missed them, here are the top 10 Personal Finance stories from MarketWatch for the week of April 9-13:
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DARNESTOWN, MD (MarketWatch) — With all due respect to the great Carlos Santana, we fell madly in love with our ”Black Magic” Sports Car, the newly introduced Si Civic with four doors.
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Finance chiefs from the world’s rich nations meeting on Friday were expected to offer assurances that the global economy can withstand a U.S. slowdown while keeping a watchful eye on currency volatility.
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The following is a radio address by President Bush to the nation:
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — President Bush on Saturday said that the Democrats in Congress are ”giving our enemies the victory they desperately want.”
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Human Genome Sciences Inc. on Saturday said interim results from a study showed its investigative treatment for chronic hepatitis C was at least as effective in treating patients as those on a rival drug.
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. on Saturday said interim study data showed its investigational hepatitis C drug may shorten the duration of treatment time for patients.
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Hot on the success of its second manned space mission, China is expanding its aerospace ambitions with plans for a large passenger aircraft to rival Western makers Boeing (TICKER:BA) and Airbus.
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On April 13, a MarketWatch report on China’s push into aerospace incorrectly stated the respective market shares of Boeing and Airbus. Boeing’s worldwide share is 57% and Airbus has about one-third share of China’s market. See corrected story.
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