• The European Central Bank's auction of three-month loans on September 24th was more than three times oversubscribed.

    ECONOMIST: Are European banks insulated from the panic in America?

  • But there is not much time to achieve a deal before Mr Bush's speech on September 24th.

    ECONOMIST: United Nations dues

  • The Fed is also widely expected to keep rates steady at its policy meeting on September 24th.

    ECONOMIST: The world economy

  • And they have rattled Israel with a series of cross-border raids, killing an Israeli soldier on September 24th.

    ECONOMIST: Egypt and Gaza

  • On September 24th, Arab foreign ministers, meeting in New York, accepted Disney's compromise assurances and decided to do nothing.

    ECONOMIST: Jerusalem

  • The explanation for this is that consumers were waiting for the iPhone 4S that was released after the September 24th close of the quarter.

    FORBES: Post-Jobs Intel's a Better Bet Than Apple

  • On September 24th, a budget bill was introduced into the Senate that included money for a small voucher experiment in the District of Columbia.

    ECONOMIST: Education reform

  • On September 24th Renata Polverini, the governor of Lazio, the region around Rome, resigned because of a scandal which, by Italian standards, was almost routine.

    ECONOMIST: A governor��s resignation is a blow for Silvio Berlusconi

  • Expect more squeezing in next year's budget, due on September 24th.

    ECONOMIST: France��s curious new smile

  • The first comes on September 24th, when the French will be asked to vote in a referendum to reduce the seven-year presidential term to five years, matching the parliamentary term.

    ECONOMIST: France: La rentrée horrible | The

  • Earlier that day, September 24th, he had spoken with McCain and asked him to release a joint statement about principles that both men wanted to see in a financial rescue package.

    NEWYORKER: Battle Plans

  • On September 24th, 14 Salafists were sentenced to death in an Egyptian court for an attack last year on a police station in northern Sinai that left several Egyptian policemen dead.

    ECONOMIST: Egypt and Gaza

  • In a poll published on September 24th by Gallup and USA Today, 50% of voters in 12 swing states preferred to entrust Mr Obama with Medicare, compared with 44% who favoured Mr Romney.

    ECONOMIST: Health care, the old and the election

  • On September 24th, 64% of the voters rejected a referendum proposal that would have forced some of Switzerland's foreign residents to leave, limiting the remainder to a maximum of 18% of the population.

    ECONOMIST: Switzerland: Foreign relief | The

  • On September 24th local prosecutors freed the captain.

    ECONOMIST: Banyan

  • We just figured that out, September 24th.

    CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS

  • Billionaire David Tepper, one of the most successful hedge fund managers in the world, attracted much attention in a September 24th CNBC appearance by presenting such unrestrained optimism that even the normally buoyant network hosts were somewhat surprised.

    FORBES: Why David Tepper Is Only Half Right

  • The film hits theaters September 24th and so far it is getting good reviews. (The movie screened earlier this year at the Cannes film festival.) With only ten reviews in the movie has a 90% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

    FORBES: Why Hollywood Loves Shia LaBeouf

  • When its main policymaking body met on September 24th, it decided against a further cut in interest rates (though, unusually, two members openly dissented, voting for a cut): but it held out the prospect of a reduction in borrowing costs if the economy showed further weakness.

    ECONOMIST: Must do better | The

  • The Argentine government and the Fund are close to a state of open warfare: as the IMF continues to insist that any rescue package for the country depends on commitment to urgent reform, the Argentine finance minister on September 24th threatened to default on the country's debt to the Fund.

    ECONOMIST: A thankless job | The

  • On September 24th Spain's government, which has never been enthusiastic about the Pinochet prosecution and only forwarded Mr Garzon's extradition request to Britain because it felt it had to, failed in a second bid to get a Spanish court to rule that Mr Garzon did not have jurisdiction in the case.

    ECONOMIST: The Pinochet case

  • September makes the 24th straight month of overall job growth.

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