Subscribe to this tag High Oil Prices Will Fracture the World and End Globalization
By
Andrew Burt
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Opinion - May 29, 2009
Economist Jeff Rubin speaks with U.S. News about the future of the world's economy.
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Time to Realign the World's Great Powers
By
Andrew Burt
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Opinion - April 10, 2009
Coauthor Carlos Pascual, former ambassador to Ukraine, talks with U.S. News about a new book.
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Globalization, Terror Get Away From a West Suffering Historical Amnesia
By
Kenneth Weisbrode
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Opinion - January 12, 2009
Ignored in the good times, the patterns of history could bite us yet, Kenneth Weisbrode writes.
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America Will Overcome Madoff, Blagojevich Scandals and the Crash
By
Fouad Ajami
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Opinion - December 18, 2008
We need to catch our breath, recover from our hubris, and get past our despair.
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Barack Obama Faces 8 Global National Security Challenges
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Patrick M. Cronin
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Opinion - December 15, 2008
The U.S. must move past the "global war on terrorism" concept, Patrick Cronin writes.
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Best Small Business to Start: Going-Global Firms
By
Matthew Bandyk
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Money - November 13, 2008
Now How Do You Like Globalization, China?
By
James Pethokoukis
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Capital Commerce - November 11, 2008
The worldwide slowdown is putting a hit on its formerly hypergrowth economy.
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Will High Oil Prices Kill Globalization?
By
James Pethokoukis
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Capital Commerce - August 7, 2008
Nope, companies will innovate and adapt.
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Slow Growth Is Forecast, Except in Prices
By
Marianne Lavelle
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Beyond the Barrel - April 8, 2008
Other countries easily pick up the slack of weakening U.S. demand for oil and coal.
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Thanks, Globalization!
By
James Pethokoukis
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Capital Commerce - March 3, 2008
Fast-growing Asian economies may help keep America out of recession.
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Weakest Link?
Money - February 19, 2008
In the race for global competitiveness, is the U.S. falling behind?
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Ahead of the Curve: Offshoring Manager
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Marty Nemko
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Money - December 19, 2007
The allure of major cost savings is causing American corporations to quietly offshore more than ever.
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Globalization May Keep U.S. Tax Rates Low
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James Pethokoukis
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Capital Commerce - December 6, 2007
In Denmark, high taxes lead the best and the brightest to leave.
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4 Reasons Consumers Brush Off Bad News
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Rick Newman
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Rick Newman - November 27, 2007
These powerful trends help explain why shoppers keep spending.
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A Different Path Dems Could Take on Trade
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James Pethokoukis
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Capital Commerce - October 16, 2007
They could accept globalization but try to help workers who lose out.
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When What's Down Is Up
By
Kim Clark
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Money - October 11, 2007
Troubled economies may result in soaring markets.
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Tech Stocks Aren't Only American
By
David LaGesse
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Money - October 11, 2007
Cutting-edge companies offer rewards--and risk
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Big Players in a Torrid Economy
By
Kimberly Palmer
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Money - October 11, 2007
Here are four Chinese stocks that offer potential for the long-term investor.
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Soaring Stocks in the Islamic World
By
Alex Markels
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Money - October 11, 2007
Politics aside, Pakistan, Indonesia, Egypt, and Turkey have been friendly—and rewarding—to investors.
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Tips on Investing Overseas
By
Alex Markels
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Money - October 11, 2007
The manager of the Janus Overseas fund says emerging markets aren't a prudent short-term bet.
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With a Foreign Accent
By
Emily Brandon
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Money - October 11, 2007
Some stateside stocks tap into overseas expansion
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How a Pro Thinks About Investing in New Markets
By
Alex Markels
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Money - October 11, 2007
This fund manager tries to go where the value is.
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A Taste of China for the Bold Buyer
By
Kimberly Palmer
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Money - October 11, 2007
U.S.-listed shares offer a way to grab growth.
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Profiting From the Global Boom
By
Alex Markels
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Money - October 11, 2007
It's not too late for the long-term investor to look overseas.
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Wal-Mart and Income Inequality
By
James Pethokoukis
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Capital Commerce - August 14, 2007
If the retailer's troubles stem from its customers losing ground economically, you'd expect other big-box stores to suffer too.
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