On a recent afternoon in the rural Japanese town of Kanna-machi, all seemed well. Children splashed in the town’s namesake […]
M&A ‘to create largest competitive re-alignment in asset management history’
The industry is likely to experience the largest competitive re-alignment in asset management history through merger and acquisition activity from […]
See the ‘super-aged’ nations
The world is aging at a rapid rate and by 2030 there will be 34 nations where more than 20% […]
These maps show where the world’s youngest and oldest people live
Does this tell us where the next revolution will take place? What can the median age of a country tell […]
The world braces for retirement crisis
By PAUL WISEMAN, DAVID MCHUGH and ELAINE KURTENBACH (AP) – A global retirement crisis is bearing down on workers of […]
Notes from the DoubleLine Lunch with Jeffrey Gundlach, Spring 2013
The image above is of the street-facing windows and facade at the New York Yacht Club, poured and molded concrete […]
Why China Is Finally Abandoning Its One Child Policy
One of the first announcements by the new administration taking charge in China this month was that the one child […]
Counting from one to two in China—a bigger leap than it seems
by Elizabeth C. Economy – Council on Foreign Relations Something is afoot with China’s one-child policy, but no-one seems entirely […]