IMF paints grim picture of fiscal tightening needs


BEIJING (Reuters) - Developed countries with big budget deficits must start now to prepare public opinion for the belt-tightening that will be needed starting next year, the No. 2 official at the IMF said on Sunday.

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China could report trade deficit in March


BEIJING (Reuters) - China's trade balance could turn to a deficit in March, commerce minister Chen Deming said on Sunday, adding that adjustments to the yuan's value would not by itself resolve global trade imbalances.

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Warning about caterer


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No shock for Kentucky - Boston Globe

National Post

No shock for Kentucky Boston Globe AP / March 21, 2010 John Calipari's top-seeded Kentucky Wildcats are young and inexperienced, but no longer unproven in the NCAA Tournament, during which their average margin of victory now stands at 29.5 points after two rounds. ... Kentucky continues to dominateSan Francisco Chronicle Does Kansas' loss put more pressure on red-hot Kentucky?USA Today Like it or not, Kentucky playing like new tournament favoriteSportingNews.com New York Times -CBSSports.com -FOXNews all 1,234 news articles »

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Labor agreement reached in MLS - Boston Globe

Goal.com

Labor agreement reached in MLS Boston Globe By Frank Dell'Apa Major League Soccer's 15th season will begin as scheduled next week. Management and players approved a collective bargaining agreement around noon yesterday, allowing the league's single-entity structure to remain intact, ... MLS gets labor deal in placeLos Angeles Times MLS avoids dreaded player strikeModesto Bee MLS, players reach a dealToronto Star Seattle Times -Chicago Tribune -FOXSports.com all 425 news articles »

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Anderson Hangs On To Win School-Record Fourth Tournament at Monterey


MONTEREY, Calif.--North Dakota State's Amy Anderson shot a 3-over-par 75 in the final round of the Drake Monterey Invitational but hung on to win her school-record fourth tournament of the season Saturday, March 20, at Del Monte Golf Course. Anderson, a freshman from Oxbow, N.D., finished the tournament 1-over with a three-round score of 217, six shots better than runner-up Olivia Lansing from Drake and 10 shots ahead of third-place Julie Aime of Lamar.

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