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Economy
Oops! The Seven Worst Predictions About 2012
OK, seeing the future ain’t easy. But this wrong is ridiculous -
Congress
The Economics of Being a U.S. Ambassador
Plum foreign postings come at a price for wealthy donors -
2012 campaign
Bloomberg View: Obama's Foreign Policy To-Do List
From Iran to Syria to the euro zone: What the world has in store -
2012 campaign
California Voters: Please Tax Us
Five million Californians just voted to increase their taxes to prevent deep cuts to education. This may be a lesson for the U.S. Congress as it faces the fiscal cliff -
2012 campaign
The Next Four Years: Obama's Steady, Slo-Mo Recovery
Growth in the U.S. will pick up as the economy continues to heal. But reducing unemployment may depend on factors beyond Obama's control -
2012 campaign
On Election Day, A Weakish Signal for the Labor Market
Job openings, hires, and quits were roughly flat in September, the government says -
2012 campaign
A Climate Change To-Do List for the Next President
A former Special Assistant to President Obama and current official of the Environmental Defense Fund offers four steps for addressing climate change -
2012 campaign
Bloomberg View: Don't Let a Jobs Report Elect a President
The strange influence of an erratic estimate -
Investing
Charlie Rose Talks to Jeremy Grantham
GMO's co-founder finds that, overall, Democrats are actually pretty good for the economy -
Economy
The U.S. Economy's Personality Disorder
As consumers boost their spending, businesses are tightening up and getting nervous -
2012 campaign
How the Chinese See China-Bashing
State-owned news agencies attack the presidential candidates -
2012 campaign
A Federal Program Pays to Put Homemakers to Work
A 1970s federal subsidy, which seemed like a throwback only a few years ago, has become relevant again -
U.S. economy
The War Over Economic Facts
If Mitt Romney and Barack Obama can't agree on basic facts, what hope does the U.S. have of coming together to fix the economy? -
Economy
The Answer—and What Comes Next
Yes, we are better off. But where will we be in the next four years? -
2012 campaign
Are You Better Off Than You Were Four Years Ago?
Bloomberg Businessweek asks and answers Ronald Reagan's famous question, for the 2012 election
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India
The Indian Outsourcing Issue Is Back
President Obama’s campaign rhetoric undercuts the vision for bilateral affairs he laid out just 18 months ago -
Economy
Taxes: What Would Reagan Do?
Reagan railed against taxes, but he did sign some tax increases. Today's Republicans look to his legacy for guidance -
2012 campaign
The Next Four Years: Obama's Steady, Slo-Mo Recovery
Growth in the U.S. will pick up as the economy continues to heal. But reducing unemployment may depend on factors beyond Obama's control -
Travel
Rising Gas Prices: Not Demand Driven
The national average for gas prices is above $3.50. Yet demand in the U.S. is at its lowest point since 1997. So what's driving this run-up? -
Economy
The U.S. Economy's Personality Disorder
As consumers boost their spending, businesses are tightening up and getting nervous -
Energy
The Economic Fallout From Bombing Iran
Oil soaring to more than $150 a barrel, a dramatic decline in U.S. GDP growth, and more -
Economy
Oops! The Seven Worst Predictions About 2012
OK, seeing the future ain’t easy. But this wrong is ridiculous -
2012 campaign
It's Time to Tax Happiness
Presidential campaigns seeking ways to close the deficit should consider that taxing happy people would (in theory) transfer cash from those who get the least joy out of money to those who get the biggest kick from it -
China
Bloomberg View: Why China-Bashing on the Campaign Trail Does More Harm Than Good
The U.S. and China can't afford to be sidetracked by dishonest debates -
2012 campaign
Author: 'Mitt Is Confused' on Palestine and Culture
It's bad government, not culture, that explains the economic plight of Palestinians and Mexicans -
2012 campaign
The Real Story About Romney’s Tax-Cut Plan
Romney's tax-cutting numbers still don't add up, according to experts at the Tax Policy Center -
2012 campaign
What Do Marco Rubio and Deval Patrick Agree On?
"Opportunity Nation" brings together strange bedfellows -
2012 campaign
The Fiscal Cliff Will Drive the U.S. Into Recession
Goldman Sachs has run an economic crash test on the looming fiscal cliff. It doesn't look good -
White House
To Rick Santorum: On Church and State, Heed Lincoln
Businesspeople are wary of wading into contentious religious arguments -
Economy
Tom Keene Talks to Romney Adviser Glenn Hubbard
The dean of Columbia Business School discusses his role as economic adviser to Mitt Romney
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