There are two areas where Abenomics, the democratically elected economic religion of Japan, has succeeded: creating inflation without causing wages […]
How China (and the Rest of the Emerging Markets) Spend Today
By Matthew O’Brien, The Atlantic, After 30 years of catchup growth, consumers around the world are starting to look more […]
10 countries with the most gold
The world’s biggest gold bugs Gold just experienced its first annual price decline in 13 years, wrapping up its worst year […]
The Renminbi’s New Normal
By Teresa Kong, Matthews Asia, The gyrations in Chinese money markets in the last few weeks have caused much alarm […]
How retirement systems vary, country to country
How retirement systems vary among major nations, from the US to China to Germany By The Associated PressDecember 30, […]
81 Percent of China’s Insurers Prefer to Invest in Real Estate
China’s insurance funds have US$1.19 trillion invested, and more than three-quarters of them are looking for real estate deals to […]
Getting Comfortable With Volatility
By Mark Mobius, Franklin Templeton, Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen significant volatility in the markets, which has spooked […]
Do China Insider Transactions Lie?
by Smead Capital Management Dear Fellow Investors: In our business, we like to say that insider transactions never lie. For […]
Chocolate Eaters Drive Record Cocoa-Output Deficit
By Luzi Ann Javier, Marvin G. Perez and Isis Almeida Dec 17, 2013 5:23 PM ET Global cocoa supplies are headed […]
A Globe-Trotting Serial Entrepreneur Finds Roots in China’s Start-Up Scene
A Globe-Trotting Serial Entrepreneur Finds Roots in China’s Start-Up Scene By RON GLUCKMAN “I like to create something out of […]
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