Japan warns of long slump (Reuters)
Tuesday, November 18, 2008 9:03Posted in category Business
Reuters - Japan’s recession could last even longer than feared, the country’s economy minister warned on Tuesday, and reflecting increasing efforts by governments to provide a cushion against a global downturn, Taiwan said it would give its citizens $108-worth of shopping vouchers.
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