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Asia
Japan Needs More Than a Devalued Yen
Shinzo Abe's strategy of devaluing the currency to spark growth will help big companies like Toyota. But with exports making up just 15 percent of Japan's economy, broad structural reforms are needed -
China
China's Slowing Economy: What You Need to Know
Rising wages are encouraging a shift to a higher-value-added economy driven more by consumption and services -
Asia
Foreign Investors Help Fuel U.S. Shale Boom
About 20 percent of investment since 2008 has come from abroad -
Asia
In Asia, the Wealth Management Field Favors Women
Women excel as private bankers managing money for the wealthy in Asia, where they outnumber men in the profession by 3 to 2 -
Asia
Australia's Two-Speed Economy Tests Gillard's Reelection Bid
The prime minister is losing her Labor base as a strong currency ravages manufacturing -
Stocks & Bonds
In Japan, Politics Propels a Stock Market Rally
Investors hope the latest stimulus will reignite the economy -
Asia
Flood of Japanese Cash Boosts EU Bonds
European bond yields are hitting new lows thanks to Japan's latest round of easy money -
Asia
North Korea Rattles the Saber, and Markets Shrug
Optimism about South Korea's new government apparently exceeds fears about the North's bellicosity -
Currencies
From Japan's Weak Yen, Toyota Gains Strong Advantage
The weak currency gives Toyota another edge over U.S. carmakers -
Emerging Markets
BRIC Investors Lose Their Taste for Stocks
Poor returns dim shares' luster in Brazil, Russia, India, and China -
China
China's Inflation Fight Starts to Squeeze Consumers
The fight could hurt growth in an economy that is finally getting back in gear -
Asia
In Macau, Pawnshops Bankroll Mainland Gamblers
Pawnshops play the role of banks for mass-market visitors who don't have ready access to casino-linked credit lines -
Asia
The Surprising Upside to Japan's 'Currency War'
Japan wants to create inflation, which will weaken the yen. The whole world may benefit -
Asia
Japan's Bond Investors Like to Buy Foreign
Brazil was a favorite, now it's Turkey's turn. High yields matter -
Asia
In Pakistan, Savings Circles Beat Banks
Ballot committees force citizens to save, but pay no interest
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Asia
In Asia, the Wealth Management Field Favors Women
Women excel as private bankers managing money for the wealthy in Asia, where they outnumber men in the profession by 3 to 2 -
Commodities
The Deadly Tin Inside Your Smartphone
On Indonesia's Bangka Island, tin miners labor under awful conditions for the solder that binds your favorite devices. And the death rate on the job works out to about one a week -
Investing
Asia's Rich Are Wary of Private Bankers
The region's self-made millionaires don’t want private bankers handling their cash -
Stocks & Bonds
In Japan, Politics Propels a Stock Market Rally
Investors hope the latest stimulus will reignite the economy -
Emerging Markets
BRIC Investors Lose Their Taste for Stocks
Poor returns dim shares' luster in Brazil, Russia, India, and China -
Real Estate
Japan's Property Market Comes Back to Life
Big Japanese developers such as Mitsui Fudosan are enjoying a renaissance -
China
China Goes Shopping for German Factories
The slump makes midsize companies more willing to sell -
Asia
In China, a Real Estate Bust Threatens Investment Trusts
A housing bust may push the country's shadow lenders into default -
Banks
Why Hong Kong Banks Are Yearning for the Yuan
Competition for customers as China loosens monetary controls -
Stocks & Bonds
Japan's Stock Market Signals Better Times
Corporate earnings will rise 69 percent this year, analysts say -
Asia
Malaysia: IPOs' New Hot Spot
Its stability has been a lure for companies -
Investing
The Jim Cramer of China
An economy like a rocket demands a pundit who shoots flames. Hu Bin is a personality at his peak -
Investing
Indentured Servitude, Hong Kong-Style
Domestic workers' wages flow to employment agencies and lenders -
Investing
China's Least-Favorite Short Seller Targets Singapore
Carson Block, founder of Muddy Waters Research, takes on sovereign wealth fund Temasek Holdings -
China
Jim Rogers on China: Keep the Faith
Never mind the slowdown, his kids are still learning Mandarin
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Asia
In Asia, the Wealth Management Field Favors Women
Women excel as private bankers managing money for the wealthy in Asia, where they outnumber men in the profession by 3 to 2 -
Commodities
The Deadly Tin Inside Your Smartphone
On Indonesia's Bangka Island, tin miners labor under awful conditions for the solder that binds your favorite devices. And the death rate on the job works out to about one a week -
Real Estate
Japan's Property Market Comes Back to Life
Big Japanese developers such as Mitsui Fudosan are enjoying a renaissance -
Asia
Foreign Investors Help Fuel U.S. Shale Boom
About 20 percent of investment since 2008 has come from abroad -
Asia
Japan Needs More Than a Devalued Yen
Shinzo Abe's strategy of devaluing the currency to spark growth will help big companies like Toyota. But with exports making up just 15 percent of Japan's economy, broad structural reforms are needed -
Stocks & Bonds
In Japan, Politics Propels a Stock Market Rally
Investors hope the latest stimulus will reignite the economy
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