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A slow Europe could still lead to a slow China
If we have learned anything in the last few years, it's that all major markets are connected. The subprime crisis in the United States -- the classic ...
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America's high-speed rail off to a slow start
President Obama may call a nationwide high-speed passenger rail network a priority, but it's going to take a lot more than $8 billion to make it happe...
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2010 resolution: Slow down for success
BY PATRICIA SELLERSI’ve never been big on New Year’s resolutions, but a year ago, 15 minutes before 2009, I resolved to friend–a Charlie Rose fan–at a...
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China buys a better image in Europe - on sale!
As Europe's debt crisis unravels, leaders in the most troubled parts of the region have found an unlikely savior: China. Why its investments in Spain,...
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Europe spurns Obama's plea for more spending
President Obama wants to slow Europe's headlong rush to austerity. But right now he looks like little more than a speed bump for the cutback crowd.Oba...
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Will China heed the inflation hawks?
An academic economist who advises China's central bank told the Financial Times that the country's housing bubble is, believe it or not, much worse th...
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Stress week for Europe's banks
European banking regulators will announce the results of their stress tests at noon Eastern time Friday, the Committee of European Banking Supervisors...
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There are still too many houses
House prices have pulled out of their free fall, but don't expect them to recover until we work through a huge property glut.By Colin BarrThe lights a...
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A reality check on China
What a fascinating week to be traveling in Asia. President Obama is here for the G20 Summit – as is Tiger Woods – and frankly I am surprised at how to...
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Why China is putting the brakes on export-driven growth
Growth in China is going to slow. After the country posted 11.9% growth in the GDP for the first quarter of this year compared to last, there's really...
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