Major emerging markets are suffering — and frankly that’s not very surprising
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The 10 Hottest Real Estate Markets Around the World
It’s a good time to buy in Dubai
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 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
U.S. Trade Body Urges India to Play Fair
National Association of Manufacturers wants the Obama administration to bring up trade concerns during visit of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh this week
Chinese Ultra-Rich Increase, Some Escape to Hong Kong
Real estate raises billions, but a credit crunch and clampdown on luxury spending drives millionaires away from the mainland
Asian Markets Rally Following Positive News on Syrian Crisis, China
Encouraging economic news from China coupled with a Russian scheme to prevent a strike on Syria revived stock indexes across Asia on Tuesday
Chinese Economy Shows Signs of Recovery
Figures for August show that inflation remains subdued, while exports rise more than expected
Forget ‘Buy American’? U.S. Retailers Push an ‘Imports Work’ Campaign
Wanna support American workers? Buy imports. So says a new report, which claims that a cheap, robust imports marketplace not only helps American workers and families, but local farmers, manufacturers, and small businesses as well.
Is the Price of Gold Signaling an Economic Slowdown?
Gold and other commodities seem to be signaling that the U.S. economy is sluggish and will get weaker still.
Europeans Are Thinking the Unthinkable: That Debt Defaults Might Make Sense
Instead of struggling to keep the euro zone together, default may be less painful in the long run for the people of overindebted countries