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If New Delhi is expecting foreign direct investment to rush in and to help rescue the debt-laden economy, it had better think again.

and voters in debt-laden nations need to see a plausible path out of the present trap.

Only in five countries, all of them in debt-laden Europe, are employers expecting negative hiring activity over the next quarter.

True, China has continued to register turbo-charged growth while many of the debt-laden economies of the west have struggled.

This could be a further boost to the emirate, which has already come to the rescue of its debt-laden neighbour, Dubai.

No one thought it could happen -- there's no way this debt-laden, cash strapped Italian company will win in an international court of law.

The stocks he avoids at all costs are blue-sky companies with no visible profits, oil and mining exploration stocks and debt-laden firms.

Yields rose on Irish government bonds ahead of talks in Dublin about a possible bail-out of Ireland's debt-laden economy.

Cangzhou Chemical Industrial Co. , a debt-laden company in Hebei Province, has had an awful year, losing money and shutting down operations.

Companies that are currently large, debt-laden, listed on an exchange (hence "efficient" ) and paying bonuses will be gone.

A debt-laden economy emerging from a banking crisis looked vulnerable to a Japanese-style "lost decade" of faltering recovery.

And private-equity firms will continue to be burdened by the debt-laden companies they took on in the boom.

Equity markets are thus likely to remain jittery for some time, as debt-laden countries and companies continue to writhe in pain.

Geithner pushed continental Europe to speed up the rescue of debt-laden economies, and to not stint on fiscal stimulus.

Vale, Brazil's mining giant, recently picked up a clutch of assets from Rio Tinto, its debt-laden Anglo-Australian rival.

In a debt-laden economy such as Britain's, deflation is the last thing anyone would want, as it increases the real weight of the burden.

In 2008, BHP abandoned its hostile bid for a then debt laden Rio Tinto as the global financial crisis deepened.

Ireland's renewed banking problems are sparking fears that the European Union's rescue of debt-laden Greece won't be its last.

DANIEL DEFOE, the author of "Robinson Crusoe" , would have felt at home in these debt-laden times.

Iceland, it seemed, was set on a debt-laden but credible route to recovery and the ultimate goal of European Union membership.

A well-judged budgetary stimulus would help fill the shortfall in demand while debt-laden firms and consumers get their finances in order.

In this schema, debt-laden firms and consumers rush to repay loans as credit dries up. That hurts demand and leads to price cuts.

Debt-laden Japan (AA) is paying 1. 1%, and its downgrade had little perceptible impact on its borrowing costs.

The biggest risk to the global economy probably lies with debt-laden American consumers.

The latter option may drive debt-laden countries in a new direction.

A massive, painful restructuring of China's debt-laden state-owned enterprises ensued.

Debt-laden developers were increasingly strapped for cash.

In the 1890s America's adherence to the gold standard brought on deflation that crushed debt-laden farmers.

So the sales gap suggests that debt-laden households are unable or loth to borrow.

Debt-laden Greece must quickly approve a EU bailout to secure vital loans.

The reality for small debt-laden Caribbean countries is that they will have to find ways of spending more to keep more nurses at home.

Only in this way can the recessionary impulse coming from the corrections in the debt-laden countries be offset.

Just last month Australia gave the green light to China's Guangdong Foreign Trade Group to take a 19. 9 per cent stake in debt-laden Kagara.

Onecautionary tale still haunts debt-laden local governments: the fate ofYubari, a former mining town in Hokkaido.

After Greece and Ireland, Portugal has become the third debt-laden economy on Europe's periphery to request a financial rescue.

Debt-laden East Star Airlines goes bankrupt.

Electricity producers in other debt-laden countries such as Ireland or Greece lack EDP's international profile, for starters.

The debt-laden country had paid 4. 65% in its last auction, in July.

The industry's best hope is that prices recover as debt-laden operators exit.

How long before markets lose all faith in the other debt-laden EU countries?

In 2002, the government engineered the rescue of Daiei, a huge, debt-laden grocery chain.

AS NATIONAL output tumbled last year, deflation loomed threateningly over Britain's debt-laden economy.

It was unfair for European taxpayers to finance rescues of debt-laden countries on their own, she said at the Group of 20 summit in Seoul,