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Randstad.com

UK teenagers 'confident' about job seeking

Teenagers in the UK are confident that they will find jobs and reject the idea of accepting state benefits, according to a new poll. The survey, undertaken on behalf of the British government, discovered that 90 percent of 15 to 19-year olds ...

Chinese ministry calls for greater employment security measures

The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security (MOHRSS) in China has called for more measures to be taken to help the country tackle unemployment issues during the economic crisis. Companies have been requested to report to the ministry any ...

New Zealand survey reveals job trends amid recession

A new poll undertaken by a New Zealand organization has revealed which sectors are floundering in terms of employment in the middle of the current economic crisis. The Recruitment and Consulting Services Association's quarterly survey has ...

Financial Times UK

Fear stalks the world's economies

Anxiety about a severe recession gripped financial markets as dire unemployment figures from the US drove long-term interest rates to record lows

Demand fears push crude below $50

Drop in oil price leads to broader retreat in raw materials, with the Reuters-Jefferies CRB commodity index falling to a five-year low

Citi shares slump despite Alwaleed $300m investment plan

Citigroup's crisis deepened on Thursday as its shares continued to slump despite a planned investment of about $300m by Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal, its largest individual investor