It feels like an anomaly at a time when BBC News will cut up to 600 jobs as part of a further imminent cost-cutting drive.
The vastly improved figure (a deficit of $427 billion was forecast in February) was explained by a rise in government revenues, though there were warnings about the imminent costs of the recent hurricanes.The murder rate in the United States is at its lowest level in 40 years.
The need for inexpensive alternative to indium doped tin oxide (ITO) transparent electrodes is imminent for cost-efficient solution processed optoelectronic applications.
Nonprofits, in turn, are more likely to serve short-living patients, such as those with late-stage cancer, where death is imminent and the cost of care is more expensive.
The risks facing the eurozone have been reduced since the summer, when a Greek exit looked imminent and borrowing costs for Spain and Italy reached new and unsustainable heights.
It could also help generate sympathy for Mr Karimov's regime, despite its appalling record on human rights and poor political and economic reform, during imminent reviews that could cost Uzbekistan assistance from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and even, possibly, from the United States.
Today, two-and-a-half centuries and a women's movement later, the debutante ball is a nod to past eras, and young women of college age flock to them whether they are interested in an imminent marriage or not.The cost of playing princess, as might be expected, is steep.
The indication that a rate rise would be delayed helped to calm investors unnerved by the prospect of an imminent tightening in credit costs in the world's largest economy.
Threadneedle Street's aim has been to use forward guidance to reassure households and businesses that they can borrow without the risk of an imminent rise in borrowing costs.
Indications that a rate increase would be delayed in the US helped calm investors unnerved by the prospect of an imminent tightening in credit costs in the world's largest economy.
