Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Despite widespread economic worries, ‘retail sales excluding cars rose 0.5 percent in April, more than twice what economists had forecast’. . . For California’s top high school students, the Ivy League ‘may soon be cheaper’ than their state’s public universities. . . Even though the social networking site Facebook is valued at $15 billion, its ‘profits remain slim’. . . Without much fanfare, Israel has experienced a roaring economy and a technology boom. . . AEI economist Desmond Lachman reckons that the U.S. housing shock is ‘intensifying’. . .
Despite widespread economic worries, ‘retail sales excluding cars rose 0.5 percent in April, more than twice what economists had forecast’. . .
For California’s top high school students, the Ivy League ‘may soon be cheaper’ than their state’s public universities. . .
Even though the social networking site Facebook is valued at $15 billion, its ‘profits remain slim’. . .
Without much fanfare, Israel has experienced a roaring economy and a technology boom. . .
AEI economist Desmond Lachman reckons that the U.S. housing shock is ‘intensifying’. . .