Goods and services

...more than $50 from lobbyists or any gift from someone doing business with the state. It wants lobbyists to disclose the value of "all goods and services" offered to lawmakers regardless of value. The Star also wants state law to bar...

In this article: Indianapolis Colts, Indiana Pacers, and Indianapolis

...economy grew at an annualized pace of 4.8 percent in the July-September period. Gross domestic product, or the total value of the nation's goods and services, has climbed for two straight quarters and recorded its fastest acceleration...

In this article: Japan, Deflation, Bank of Japan, and Tokyo

...fees," the Government Accountability Office said in a report released Thursday. "Consumers would also benefit if merchants reduced prices for goods and services, but identifying such savings would be difficult. Consumers also might face higher...

In this article: Government Accountability Office, Visa, MasterCard, Revenue, National Retail Federation, Peter Welch, and United States

...Building. "Firstly, through the free flow of ideas, and further, by pressing the government to open up self-employment to provide goods and services, such as renting rooms, because the capacities in the hotels would be surpassed." In the...

In this article: Cuba, Raul Castro, Howard L. Berman, U.S., and House Foreign Affairs Committee

...Inc <C.N> or Bank of America Corp <BAC.N>. "If interchange fees for merchants were lowered, consumers could benefit from lower prices for goods and services," the GAO said in the report, "but proving such an effect is difficult, and...

In this article: Government Accountability Office, Visa Inc, United States, Cash cow, and National Retail Federation

...President Barack Obama that Beijing doesn't seek a trade surplus with the U.S. China is a huge and lucrative market for American goods and services, but exports more than it imports - a bone of contention between the two governments.

In this article: Jean-Claude Trichet, Wen Jiabao, Bank of England, European Union, Tokyo, Barack Obama, China, and Frankfurt

...0.1 percent in the year to October, mainly due to less downward pressure from gasoline prices and as consumers paid more for food, household goods and services and tuition, Statistics Canada said on Wednesday. It was the first upward movement...

In this article: Inflation, Bank of Canada, Canada, Royal Bank of Canada, Recession, Deflation, and Mark Carney

...is the difference between the emissions produced directly by a given nation and the emissions generated through production of the goods and services consumed by its citizens. Emissions from within the UK's borders, for example, fell by 5%...

In this article: Deforestation, Carbon, Carbon dioxide, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Fossil fuel, Recession, and Csiro