If OPEC is eventually forced to trim its oil exports in response to the shale boom, Saudi Arabia will have to shoulder most of the production cuts.
Asia’s fastest growing economy in the first quarter needs to convert robust growth thanks to expansionary monetary policy into jobs for the long term.
Even as BRICS nations seek a new global economic order, China and Brazil are vying for influence, natural resources and export markets in Africa.
China’s endemic problems with food safety is creating a demand for foreign companies with strong brands and a reputation for not poisoning their customers.
Rosneft’s buying of the part of gas company Itera it does not already own is another ratcheting up of the long-term pressures on Russia state-controlled gas behemoth, Gazprom.
Like many up-market European brands, Club Med is betting its future on the rising wealth of emerging economies.
How much longer can the Thai government afford to stack up the paddy it is buying from Thai rice farmers at 50% more than world prices to support rural incomes?
On May 22 in Washington, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke presented congressional testimony that repeated, virtually word for word, statements about U.S. monetary policy he has been making since last September.
The International Network for Financial Litigation seeks to develop procedural tools best-suited to global financial litigation, including collective actions to safeguard the rights of consumers and shareholders of financial institutions.
HSBC’s China flash purchasing manager’s index for May should not have spooked investors as it did.
