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Thu 24 Jul Pt 2: Police plea Economy

UK economy faces worst performance since 1990s, NIESR says; UK inflation protected bonds draw record low demand; European government bonds climb after German Confidence report; Economists say new homes sales may fall, durable goods orders may stagnate; Analysis by Marc Ostwald of Monument Securities

Paul Roberts, author of "The End of Food" and "The End of Oil" discusses how biofuels have driven corn prices up, in turn, causing a "ripple effect" throughout the global economy..This item belongs to: movies/opensource movies.This item has files of the following types: FLV 400k, MPEG4 350Kb, MPEG4 60Kb, Metadata

The economy is in serious trouble... learn how to survive.

How bad is our economy? Stephen gives you his two cents, which used to be a dollar.

Caught: President blames economy on Wall Street

UK growth may slow as economy edged towards a recession; 7 Bank of England policy makers voted to keep rates unchanged; Tim Besley voted for a rates rise at July's MPC meeting; David Blanchflower voted for a rates cut at July's MPC Meeting; Analysis by Alan Clarke of BNP Paribas

July 23: A tape posted on YouTube shows President Bush making candid jokes about Wall Street and the economy. It got drunk and now its got a hangover, he says.

The Economy Could Affect Back To School Sales

Economy Gets Some Women Out Of The Workplace

Let's Play Clue: Who Killed the Economy?

High gas prices and the slumping economy have some wondering if this is the right time for General Motors to release high end, gas guzzling cars. Sylvia Lopez reports.

U.S. Economy Won't Suffer Japan's Fate

Video: Are You Suffering From Economy Jitters?

The Treasury secretary said the economy needs to work through its problems, and he warned of "continued stresses" in the months ahead.

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The youthful, edgy and economical Scion brand has a winner in the all new xD. Owners awarded the xD the highest satisfaction ratings in the Economy Car Segment for the 2008 Vehicle Satisfaction Awards. xD received strong satisfaction scores in critically important attributes for Economy Car buyers, including Reputation, Reliability and Overall Quality, making the xD the uncontested winner in the Segment.

Short film about the Low Carbon Economy in Englands Northwest focussing on Energy

Wed 16 Jul Pt 1: economy, Darwin, Israeli exchange

With gas prices soaring, the economy is becoming the dominant issue in the presidential election. The AP's Julie Pace breaks down John McCain and Barack Obama's top economic policies. June 10

Short film about developments in transport in Englands Northwest as part of drive to a low carbon economy

The founders of Pixily , a document digitization start up, discuss launching their company, and its reliance on Web services from Amazon.com.

A slowing global economy changes the way big fashion houses do business. 7/2008 Reuters

short film about low carbon developments in Englands Northwest

The Bank of Canada sees the economy rebounding from its first quarter contraction to eke out slim growth in the second quarter of this year. "The Canadian economy remains robust," governor Mark Carney told a news conference Thursday, after the bank released an update to its monetary policy report. The central bank projects annualized second quarter growth of 0.8 per cent, a turnaround from the 0.3 annualized contraction seen in the January March period. The bank's latest ou

Entrepreneur Tom Hagan discusses his interactions with Georges Doriot, founder of American Research & Development. ARD is considered to be the first modern venture capital firm, and Doriot is the subject of the new book "Creative Capital."

MIT professor and Elixir Pharmaceuticals co founder Lenny Guarente discusses the search for genes that could control aging, and the effort to develop drugs that combat aging related diseases like cancer and Alzheimer's.

..or Fantasy vs. Reality on the Strength of the Economy For my money, this is when The Daily Show is at its best. Last night, Jon juxtaposed President Bushs rosy and wholly unrealistic appraisal of the economy with Fed Chairman Ben Bernankes much more sobering and

Columnist Scott Kirsner asks guests at the TechCrunch cocktail party whether we're in the midst of another bubble. Includes thoughts from entrepreneurs Matt Douglas and Christopher Herot, and Microsoft executive and blogger Don Dodge.

Brightcove CEO Jeremy Allaire discusses how Google's acquisition of YouTube has impacted the business of Internet video.

CEOs portray a gloomy forecast for the U.S. economy according to a new survey by Chief Executive Magazine, Ed Kopko, publisher and CEO of the magazine tells Kelsey Hubbard about the survey's results and the CEOs' prescription for future U.S. econo...

John Butler, CEO of start up company Kinset, explains how his company aims to blend online shopping with a 3 D virtual environment like Second Life. Includes a demo of the company's software.

Rachel Ziemba, analyst for RGE Monitor, says China's earthquake will have more of an impact on Sichuan's local economy rather than on China's macro economy. She tells MarketWatch's Polya Lesova its biggest effect will be on inflation. May 14

G 8 Summit leaders will tackle a host of economic and environmental issues today, including climate change and oil prices. Video courtesy of Reuters. July 8

Cambridge entrepreneur Eliot Mack headed for Hollywood in 2007 to perfect his new "green screen" system and try to get it adopted by producers of TV shows and movies.

Kiva Systems uses "mobile drive units" aka robots to try to make warehouse operations more efficient. CEO Mick Mountz offers a demo.

New ideas in consumer electronics: start ups Bug Labs and Ambient Devices talk about their plans for 2008.

While some economists are painting a rosier picture about the economy, real estate economist Ken Rosen says job numbers are worse than advertised and the economy is already in a recession. Stacey Delo reports. May 19

Innovation Economy columnist Scott Kirsner rides along with Jim Schoonmaker, CEO of Waltham based EveryScape, to see how the company captures photographs that it later turns into three dimensional environments.

SNIF Labs CEO Noah Paessel talks about his company's intelligent wireless dog tags, and explains how SNIF is bringing them to market.

The poker economy and the economy in general is slowing down. Has the WSOP been affected, and did that factor into the planning for the WSOP?

Avid employee Matt Feury demonstrates the company's latest video editing software at the Sundance Film Festival.

Adam Bogue demonstrates the DiamondTouch table, developed at the Mitsubishi Electric Research Lab in Cambridge and now being commercialized by Bogue's start up, Circle Twelve.

SelecTech president Tom Ricciardelli talks about his company's flooring tiles, made from recycled plastics.

Inventor Dean Kamen discusses the next generation prosthetic arm his engineers are building under contract from the Pentagon, and Boston Globe columnist Scott Kirsner gets a demo.

Polaroid spin off Zink Imaging has developed a full color photo printer that doesn't need ink; it goes on sale later in 2008. Zink CEO Wendy Caswell explains how it works.

Artist and MIT professor John Maeda, recently chosen as the next president of the Rhode Island School of Design, talks about some of his online creations.

Harvard Business School researcher Matt Marx discusses the differences in how Massachusetts and California handle employees' non compete agreements.

Enterprise Mobile founder Mort Rosenthal talks about having Microsoft as his company's main investor, and compares the benefits of a corporate backer to a traditional venture capital firm.

DACE Ventures founder David Andonian talks about his new early stage venture capital firm, some of its first investments, and the "capital gap" that he sees emerging.

StreamBase CEO Chris Risley explains the start up company's new approach to analyzing "streaming" data

This final installment, Ken Meter expresses optimism for the future of local food economies, but a healthy respect for the challenges that lie ahead.

Daphne Zohar, founder of PureTech Ventures and Follica, discusses the "aesthetic medicine" industry, which develops products to help patients look better. Follica is working on a way to produce new hair follicles.

Venture capitalists Paul Maeder of Highland Capital Partners and Michael Greeley of IDG Ventures discuss the tension between selling a start up and building it into an independent company.

What's the state of student entrepreneurship in Boston? Travis May, CEO of StudentBusinesses.com and a Harvard undergrad currently on leave offers his take.

Entrepreneurs David Marcus of General Compression and Rick Hess of Konarka Technologies talk about wind and solar power with columnist Scott Kirsner.

The impact on China's economy from the Sichuan earthquake will be temporary and limited, says Richard Gao of the Matthews China Fund. Plus, he discusses his fund in light of the disaster. Stacey Delo reports. May 14

Building a local food economy also depends upon retaining local farms, and encouraging the development of new ones. In part 2, Ken Meter outlines the problem with the diminishing availability of affordable farmland. He also shares a couple of storie

Creating a local food economy means valuing the production of healthy foods, creating sustainable markets for farmers who produce the food, and livable wages for farm workers who toil in the fields.

Randy Battat, chief executive of Airvana, offers a primer on femtocells: miniaturized cellular base stations that can be placed inside a home or office to improve indoor cellphone reception, and are expected to hit the market in 2008.

Tim Healy, co founder of the publicly traded "smart grid" company EnerNOC, talks about what he learned from the process of raising venture capital funding for the Boston company.

TripAdvisor co founder Stephen Kaufer talks about raising money for the start up, staying frugal, finding a business model that works, and hiring the best people.

Entrepreneur George Naddaff talks about his newest concept, UFood Grill formerly KnowFat Lifestyle Grill , and explains how he spots new ideas with the potential to be franchised.

Arch Therapeutics CEO Terry Norchi talks about the company's technology and the challenges of bringing a new product for surgeons to the market.

A123 makes a new kind of lithium ion battery that's already being sold with power tools and may be included in GM's forthcoming Chevy Volt. Here's a look at some of the Internet videos that spotlight the battery.