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China is richer, but most Chinese are still poor

China is richer, but most Chinese are still poor Posted by Nin-Hai Tseng, writer-reporter February 17, 2011 11:26 am Now […]

By Oracle | 20 Feb 11 | Posted in Asia, The Big Picture | Comments (0)

Roubini’s Next Crisis Makes Food for Thought

By William Pesek, Bloomberg, Forget Egypt for a moment. Skip the water crisis in China. Look past angst on the […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | | Posted in Commodities, Food for Thought | Comments (0)

Egypt: Preview of America in 2015

From NIA Website – National Inflation Association, The rioting and looting currently taking place in Egypt is primarily a result […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 14 Feb 11 | Posted in Africa / Middle East, Commodities, Food for Thought, North America | Comments (0)

Cheating, Incorporated

At Ashley Madison’s website for “dating,” the infidelity economy is alive, well, and profitable By Sheelah Kolhatkar Do you want […]

By Oracle | 13 Feb 11 | Posted in Food for Thought, North America, Private Equity | Comments (0)

Mubarak Resigns, Military is in Charge

From Stratfor site, Egyptian Vice President Omar Suleiman delivered the following statement Feb. 11: “In the name of God the […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 11 Feb 11 | Posted in The Big Picture | Comments (0)

The Youth Unemployment Bomb

From Businessweek, Peter Coy, In Tunisia, the young people who helped bring down a dictator are called hittistes — French-Arabic […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 10 Feb 11 | Posted in Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America, North America, The Big Picture, Western Europe | Comments (0)

THE FINANCIAL CRISIS OF 2015

By Cullen Roche, Pragmatic Capitalism, Oliver Wyman Group has released a very interesting piece about the potential for a future […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 09 Feb 11 | Posted in Commodities, Food for Thought | Comments (0)

Russia Follows China in Using Reserve Ratios to Curb Inflation

Russia Follows China in Using Reserve Ratios to Curb Inflation February 06, 2011, 4:31 PM EST By Paul Abelsky Feb. […]

By Oracle | 06 Feb 11 | Posted in Asia, Eastern Europe, Trends, Patterns, Indicators | Comments (0)

Crude Oil Spikes Like An Egyptian

By Dian L. Chu, EconForecast Images of mass Egyptian protesters clashing with police in Cairo broadcasted around the world shook […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 03 Feb 11 | Posted in Africa / Middle East, Asia, Commodities, Eastern Europe, Food for Thought, Latin America, North America, Western Europe | Comments (0)

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