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Postponed because of the economic shutdown. The jobs report is now due on tuesday. And investors are going gaga over google. The internet giant posts First Quarter earnings that easily beat forecast. So welcome to the first hour of worldwide exchange. Here we are, just an hour into the european session and around about 7 to 2. The ftse yesterday was just up 4 points. We close at 6,576. We saw the dow fairly flat. Thats giving us a bit more of a boost on the ftse. Up 0. 25 . The xetra dax up 0. 1r5 . Cac 40 up 0. 3 and the ftse mib is down 0. 1 . Google is posting its best Profit Growth in more...

On the nations debt. The crisis dragged on for 16 days. Sally kidd has the latest. The president says americans are fed up with washington and had some tough words for republicans in congress. Doors are back open, the federal government up and running again. They signed a deal to avert avoid the shutdown. The president told congress to straighten up erie all of us need to stop focusing on lobbyists and focus on what the want. Ty of americans the cost to the economy, some 24 billion, according to Standard Poors. A temper cancer more 24 billion . I dont think so. Temper tantrum worth 24 billion ...

Good evening. The Government Shutdown ended today, having ended with a whimper in the dark of night with members of congress leaving town to head home and face their constituents. The deal funds the government until january 15. It raises the debt limit until february 7. And the 16day Government Shutdown caused grave damage beyond the erosion of remaining faith and elected officials, beyond the damage to u. S. Prestige, it hurt a lot of americans, some of whom cant ever recover what they lost. Politically, its widely agreed to have been a big loss and selfinflicted wound mostly for the Republic...

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THE chairman of Henley Sea Cadets has stepped down after 19 years. Philip Fletcher, 78, has handed over the reins to Andrew Stacey, 54, a retired naval officer....