What other pops are to come after the final champagne bottle of New Years Eve is opened, are you ready for Spidey Mouse?, and a mighty wind blows from China, some of the items of note for Thursday, the last day of 2009.
Globe and Mail-- The Lost Decade
Globe and Mail-- Swords already drawn over Mackenzie report
Globe and Mail-- Five bubbles set to burst in 2010
National Post-- Bombardier wins Spanish rail contract
National Post-- Canada pipeline report may help unlock federal funds
National Post-- Liquidation World takes loss as turnaround continues
New York Times-- In Spain, a Soaring Jobless Rate for Young Workers
New York Times-- Asia Free-Trade Zone Raises Hopes, and Some Fears About China
New York Times-- Sparking a Savings Revolution
USA Today-- Stocks post biggest rebound in 2009 since Great Depression
USA Today-- North Korea bans foreign currencies
USA Today-- Marvel shareholders approve acquisition by Disney
Guardian UK online-- Iceland passes bill to repay Icesave losses to Britain and Netherlands
Guardian UK online-- Housing market's 2009 rebound caps record decade for prices – Nationwide
Guardian UK online-- Taxpayers make £26bn loss on stakes in Lloyds Banking Group and RBS
Times Online UK-- Banks tipped to boost mortgages in early 2010
Times Online UK-- Labour sees a City without honour
Times Online UK-- First post-Christmas retail collapse threatens 800 jobs at d2 Jeans
Telegraph UK online-- The economic 'experts' who stopped making sense
Telegraph UK online-- Is the emerging markets party over?
Telegraph UK online-- Miners lead the charge as FTSE 100 rises 22pc in 2009
Melbourne Herald Sun-- Japan Air Lines crisis deepens
Melbourne Herald Sun-- Shine could come off gold next year
Brisbane Times-- Lobbying culture a threat to financial stability: report
Brisbane Times-- Credit growth falls to 17-year low as business takes stock
Sydney Daily Telegraph-- How your life changes from tomorrow
Sydney Daily Telegraph-- Crisis deepens for Japan Airlines
People's Daily on line-- Chinese govt to continue curbing coal chemical industry
People's Daily on line-- Foreign companies eye China's e-book market
China Daily-- China protests US duties on oil pipe imports
China Daily-- China to become world's 3rd largest wind power producer
China Daily-- Media praise China's contribution to climate talks
The Times of India-- States may get higher tax share
The Times of India-- No immediate withdrawal of stimulus: FM
The Times of India-- Great decade, but what after Ratan says tata?
Thursday, December 31, 2009
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