Daily Economic Update

After the Labor Day weekend, here are a few articles to catch up on what is happening in the economy.

Swiss central bank sets limit on franc's strength

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Swiss-central-bank-sets-limit-apf-2514152395.html?x=0

Europe is in Trouble.

US stock futures fall to start short holiday week

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/US-stock-futures-fall-to-apf-3363144889.html?x=0

Europe in trouble and the U.S. Government's anti-business policies are not changing.

Oil falls to near $84 on global slowdown fears

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Oil-falls-to-near-84-on-apf-3873693627.html?x=0

This shows that Europe is in trouble.  The U.S. Government's anti-business policies are not changing.

Starbucks plans to triple its China coffee shops

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Starbucks-plans-to-triple-its-apf-3724844460.html?x=0

U.S. Private Businesses Expanding.

Hong Kong's first Apple Store nears completion

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Hong-Kongs-first-Apple-Store-apf-3274857060.html?x=0

U.S. Private Businesses Expanding.

World Bank expects slow US growth but no recession

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/World-Bank-expects-slow-US-apf-2334225071.html?x=0

U.S. Public Sector down (30% U.S. GDP). U.S. Private Sector up (70% U.S. GDP).