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Beijing, 19 Sep. Olympic excitement has worn off, and now the country is back to reality. Despite having organized the biggest, costliest, and most-publicized Olympic Games ever, with nary...

Singapore, 18 Sep. No doubt the recent market swoon has unnerved a lot of people. It wouldn’t be surprising if pretty soon people started stocking up on rice and...

New York, 16 Sep 2008. The financial meltdown has hit an all-time low with Fannie May and Freddie Mac being bailed out by the government and Lehman Brothers collapsing....

Cheyenne, 12 Sep. The increasing cost of oil over the past few years (and especially months), has been hard on consumers at the pump, and elsewhere, resulting in inflation...

Anchorage, 11 Sep. When John McCain announced his vice-presidential running-mate, Alaskan Governor Sara Palin, not many Americans had heard of her. But now she is a household name, with...

Seoul, 10 Sep. While North Korea may be closed-off to the rest of the world, the nation is seeking foreign investment – but it has a lot of convincing...

Singapore, 9 Sep. Globalization is affecting businesses and workforces worldwide, both positively and negatively. Jobs move from the US, for example, to lower-wage countries like India. Manufacturing is being...

Singapore, 5 Sep 2008. Foreign reserves in various Asian countries are enormous, and they are getting bigger. What does this mean to the rest of the world and the...

New Delhi, 4 Sep 2008. The US government has announced its bailout of Freddie Mac and Fannie May. How will this affect markets? New Delhi, 4 Sep 2008. The...

Beijing, 3 Sep. Shanghai has built a reputation as being the busiest, most vibrant, and most cosmopolitan city in China. Beijing, however, has gained unparalleled global exposure by hosting...