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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20111209:21:15:00

the u.k. in 2013 contradicting early reports for the first london store early next year. limited brands which is opening the first victoria secret store on bond street next year could take longer to roll out the cosmetics chain and bath and body works in the u.k. and europe on the growing debt crisis concerns. and, then, forever 21 has been hot in the united states, and it is playing it safe and coming to expanding in the region but ill is on track to open they say new stores. while u.s. retailers err on the side of caution and the u.k. retail sector could suffer a bit of a set back here, many analysts say that there is still surging interest to expand overseas and it just might take a while. neil: thank you, sandra. if europe s debt mess threatening to put the squeeze on jobs here, and there and everywhere. the c.e.o. is maying a lot of changes to adapt to this global

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20111201:14:01:00

since march 09. now up 7% year-over-year. bill: analysts saying a short-term fix is not the answer. leaders need to come up with a long-term solution with a massive debt problem that hits the entire continent of europe. stuart varney is with us. good morning. where do you want to start on this, stuart. yesterday europe rode to the rescue a short-term fix for europe s credit crunch. have not fixed in any way europe he s debt mess. two things are needed pretty soon. europe has to come up with its own huge pot of money to rescue it telephone. we re talking trillions here. number two, they have to change the rules in europe. the germans will have to dominant tax-and-spending policies. italians, greeks spaniards, frenchmen, how do you think that will go down? bill: this is big deal here at home. are you saying it is not a big deal over there? our use of american

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20111127:17:25:00

up 10% from last year. so the national retail federation says. this is just one day. was the spike in shopping just buying that would have happened later anyway? or can consumers keep it up? this is especially a tough question when it comes at a time when unemployment remains stubbornly high and consumer centim, low. deep discounts drew buyers, good news for buyers, less so for retailers who must make up with volume for the low prices. as retailers were cheering the beginning of the holiday season, blue chips marked their worst thanksgiving week performance since markets started recording the holiday back in 1942. the dow down 4.8% for the week, falling 3% the federal year. but even if those on wall street do as those on main street are, looking for bargains, it will be hard for the markets to see beyond the debt mess in europe

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - KGO - 20111109:11:08:00

more profound obligation than treating our fallen with reverence, dignity, and respect. the incident occurred between 2008 and 2010. the defense secretary ordered a separate review due in 60 days. we move on to italy where the hope is that a government shakeup will help keep the country out of the debt mess. silvio berlusconi will resign once italy passes economic reforms. making a major bailout unnecessary. a vote on the reform measures now slated for next week. meanwhile in greece, we should know today who is going to be the country s new interim leader. greece s current prime minister is ready to step down as soon as a new government is ready to be put in place. that new government will guide a massive european financial aid package through greece s parliament.

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20111104:20:00:00

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20111104:20:00:00
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