As the Japanese yen looks weak government ministers debate whether or not to step in
Banking
All that glitters
Goldman Sachs has found a new money-making machine that doesn’t look like easing up anytime soon
Posted on September 14, 2011Read more
Doha’s banking dependence
The banking sector in the Middle East is gaining increasing stature in the world of finance
Posted on March 25, 2011Read more
Inward Investment
Time and patience
James Zhan examines how international investment policies have come to an important crossroads
Posted on September 14, 2011Read more
Morocco sees inward investment drop due to crisis
Morocco will find it hard to match last year’s record $4.5 billion of foreign direct investment in 2008 as some companies scale back or delay projects due to the global financial crisis
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Reform
World changer: World Economic Forum
The World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland brings together the top minds and decision makers in economics and politics
Posted on December 13, 2011Read more
Wall Street waits
American politics is poised to split at the seams again over recent banking reforms as Democrats and Republicans continually clash about how to best foster an economic recovery
Posted on June 14, 2011Read more
Stocks & Exchanges
Yen intervention on the horizon
As the Japanese yen looks weak government ministers debate whether or not to step in
Posted on February 17, 2012Read more
Contagious markets
Joseph Callaghan and Kevin Lucey investigate links between countries’ credit rating changes and returns on domestic equity markets
Posted on September 14, 2011Read more
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Broken promises
Ryan Vlastelica and Daniel Bases examine how Chinese stock scams are becoming the latest US import
Posted in Banking & Finance on June 15, 2011Read more
Eastern prospects abound
Dubai has earned a right to be heralded as the discerning investment destination of choice in the Middle East
Posted in Banking & Finance on June 14, 2011Read more
Silent menace
Deployment of UAS vehicles has intensified in recent years and they look set to play a significant role in the future, for better or worse
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Wall Street waits
American politics is poised to split at the seams again over recent banking reforms as Democrats and Republicans continually clash about how to best foster an economic recovery
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Our men in Havana
Throughout the fields and city streets, forward-thinking Cuba is beginning to embrace widespread change
Posted in Banking & Finance on March 25, 2011Read more
Doha’s banking dependence
The banking sector in the Middle East is gaining increasing stature in the world of finance
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Baby steps for female financiers
Michelle Nichols discovers how microfinance still faces hurdles in empowering Afghan women
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Egypt’s struggle to find homes
At the bottom end of Egypt’s social ladder, millions live in shantytowns that line Cairo’s highways or have settled down in cemeteries
