Fed Policy Has the Emerging World Lamenting the Dollar’s Dominance
But the whining about tapering is unfair too
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China’s Currency Suddenly Reverses Direction, Stuns World Markets
But the only surprise is that everyone is surprised
Lenovo’s Huge Deals Show How China Lags Behind
But Chinese companies have the cash and aggressiveness to catch up
Wake Up America, the Chinese (Investors) Are Coming!
But there’s no reason to be afraid
The BRICs Have Hit a Wall
Major emerging markets are suffering — and frankly that’s not very surprising
Will 2014 Finally, Really, Truly Bring an End to the Financial Crisis?
Short answer: no. After five years of recession and joblessness, the global economy is looking much better, but plenty of problems linger
China’s Economic Reforms Are More Sweeping Than Anybody Realized
But it remains unclear if change will go deep enough to solidify the country’s economic miracle.
Never Heard of Metersbonwe? Well, You Will Soon
The global ambitions of a Chinese retailer will test China’s ability to build brands
How a Starbucks Latte Shows China Doesn’t Understand Capitalism
Criticism of the prices charged Chinese consumers by international companies is an unseemly interference in the free market
China Got Into Bed With the U.S. Treasury and Can’t Get Out
Beijing may complain about Washington, but its reliance on American debt stems from the China’s own economic policies
Debt-Ceiling Standoff Threatens America’s Global Leadership
Even talk of a U.S. default is bad for the world economy and America’s standing within it
Shanghai Has a Free-Trade Zone, so Now What?
The 29-sq-km enclave could either revolutionize world finance, or simply get mired in bureaucratic circumspection