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U.S. Imports Rose

The gap between what the United States imports and what it exports widened in June, the government reported on Wednesday. But economists saw some good news in the larger deficit, which had narrowed in recent months as the volume of trade between the United States and the rest of the world dwindled. The value of imports rose for the first time in nearly a year in June, and American exports increased from a month earlier, though not as much as imports. The $3.5 billion increase in imports primarily reflected rising costs of crude oil, fuel oils and other petroleum-based goods, but businesses and consumers in the United States were also buying more food and beverages from abroad, and demand for foreign-made cars rose. Continue reading »

Bankruptcy hit US$ 1.4 million

Personal bankruptcies show no sign of abating after rising more than a third this year and may hit 1.4 million by Dec. 31 as jobs are lost and loans are harder to get, according to the American Bankruptcy Institute. More than 126,000 consumers filed for bankruptcy in the U.S. last month, 34% more than in July 2008, the ABI said in its latest report. The increase came after a 36.5% rise in personal bankruptcies in the first six months, to 675,351, according to the ABI research group, which interprets data collected by the National Bankruptcy Research Center. Debt problems don’t stop with subprime borrowers. Continue reading »

UBS sued in Hong Kong

Swiss banking giant UBS  is being sued in Hong Kong for allegedly duping a 77-year-old woman into buying highly risky derivative investments that cost her nearly US$26 million in losses. Chan Wai-yee, who was born in mainland China, filed a lawsuit on Tuesday saying UBS bankers never spelled out the risk and potential losses of investing in leveraged derivative products, known as accumulators, that bet on Hong Kong stocks. Ms Chan, who doesn’t speak English and never finished primary school, also says the bank led her to sign several documents in English including one that made her a ‘professional investor’ under local securities regulations. The bank never provided her with all the documents in Chinese, the suit says. Continue reading »

Continental Airlines would Cut 1,700 Jobs

Continental Airlines Inc reported Tuesday that its second-quarter loss widened on charges and a continuing drop-off in business travel as the company said it would cut 1,700 jobs in a move to reduce costs.The job cuts, which represent about 4.2% of the company’s work force, will include management and clerical positions and are in addition to its previously announced reduction of 500 reservation-agent positions. The company has also in recent months offered leaves of absence to 700 flight attendants. The results make the company the latest U.S. carrier to report red ink this month on sharply weaker demand. Continue reading »

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