What is the EU Bailout?
After much debate and delay, a stimulus package valued at around two hundred billion Euros was finally approved unanimously by representatives of the European Union. This number represents approximately 1.5 percent of the gross domestic product of the EU.

Euro: Survival is Not Enough
"European hopes of remaining immune to the global financial collapse shattered early in 2009. Much like American banks, financial institutions in the Old World have been struggling to survive, often turning to their national governments for bailout and rescue operations. European economies followed the U.S. on the path into recession. Amid their rapid turns of fortune, many came to question the whole institutional architecture of the European Union (EU), starting with the symbol of Europe's economic and political ambitions itself: the euro," says Adolfo Laurenti, senior economist at Mesirow Financial, in his June issue of Themes on the Global Markets, available at http://www.mesirowfinancial.com/economics/laurenti/themes/glob...

Average Americans Create 40,000 Personal Bailout Checks From the Bank of Obama
Bailouts for AIG losses or bad sub-prime mortgage investments? How about bailouts for cupcakes, fishing vacations or Vegas gambling debts? These are just some of the 40,000 bailout checks created through the Bank of Obama Web site (http://www.BankOfObama.org). Launched this past February, the site allows users to customize their own bailout checks and send them to family and friends. Three friends in Austin, TX decided to create the site after discussing their own bailout needs.

Increasingly Competitive European Dental Implant Market to Reach Over $2.7 Billion by 2013 Despite Unfavorable Economic Conditions
Millennium Research Group's (MRG's) new European Markets for Dental Implants 2009 report finds that, despite unfavorable economic conditions, the market was valued at over $1.9 billion in 2008 and will grow to over $2.7 billion by 2013 as new technologies drive both dentist and patient demand. This new report provides more geographical coverage than ever before, spanning sixteen countries, including the Eastern European and Benelux regions, Russia, and Israel, as well as the seven core markets: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the UK.

NeurogesX Receives European Commission Approval for Qutenza(TM)
NeurogesX, Inc. (Nasdaq: NGSX), a biopharmaceutical company focused on developing and commercializing novel pain management therapies, announced today that the European Commission has formally granted marketing authorization of Qutenza(TM) 179 mg cutaneous patch (formerly NGX-4010) for the treatment of peripheral neuropathic pain in non-diabetic adults either alone or in combination with other medicinal products for pain. Qutenza can only be obtained with a prescription. The centralized marketing authorization allows Qutenza to be marketed in all 27 countries of the European Union.

FBR Capital Markets Initiates Coverage of European Securities
FBR Capital Markets Corporation (Nasdaq: FBCM), a leading investment bank serving the middle market, announced today that Friedman, Billings, Ramsey International, Ltd. (FBRIL), the company's international corporate finance, institutional brokerage and research subsidiary has officially launched its European equity research platform. The firm also announced today that Jonathan Tyce has joined FBRIL as Managing Director and Head of European Equity Research to initiate coverage of European financial institutions.

Switching to Forex. Is it the Right Move?
Under the present economic turnaround, nothing seems secured Economy which is being riddled by high unemployment rates, bank bailouts and loan defaults put the whole world into uncertainties

Banking Bailouts Will Prolong America's Second Great Depression
Banking Bailouts Will Prolong America's Second Great Depression According to White Paper by Leading Advocate for Investor Safety

ProPublica Announces New Bailout Resource Site With Database, Blog and More
ProPublica today announced the launch of a new, comprehensive resource section that will follow all facets of the financial crisis and the bailout. Titled "Eye on the Bailout," the new feature includes an easy to use searchable database that shows how all of the bailout money is being distributed, profiles of all bailout recipients and the amount of funding each received and much more.

What a Nebraska Farmer Could Teach Politicians in Washington about Bailouts
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen looks at the AIG bailout from a frugal Nebraska farmer's perspective.

RepairClinic.com Helps Consumers Avoid an Appliance Bailout: Fix Appliances and Save Money
Economic stimulus. Bank bailouts. What next? How about "appliance bailout"! That's right. If you've got appliances, chances are they may need a "bailout"-- meaning you may be considering spending a large amount of cash to replace your appliance because it's not performing as it should.

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