RECESSION-MASS ( Undated ) _ The national economy might be on the mend, but the situation in Massachusetts appears to be more bleak than ever.
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British-Chinese relations do appear to be on the mend, but Rifkind's three-day visit to Beijing offered mixed signals to Hong Kong.
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Wednesday's durable-goods report along with other recent economic data suggest that the industry may be on the mend after suffering through a long slump.
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An improvement to 7.2 percent late last year had raised hopes that the economy might be on the mend, but joblessness edged slightly higher again.
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Just when investors thought Mexico's economy might be on the mend, the country said its economic output plunged 10.5 percent in the second quarter.
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By January, though, the heavy debt sales will largely be finished and Asia's economies may be on the mend, allowing the market to rise.
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Curiously, at the time of his death, his career appeared to be on the mend with the release of " 10 Million Pounds Reward ".
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After a protracted dispute over electoral reforms introduced in 1992 by Patten, British-Chinese relations appear to be on the mend following exchanges by the two foreign ministers.
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A widely publicized family feud between Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto and her politically ambitious brother, Murtaza, appears to be on the mend, according to news reports Monday.
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Just before the disheartening numbers emerged, many in Japan had been saying the economy had hit bottom and should be on the mend over the next couple of years.
