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Europe
'Europe' Now Has a Soothing Ring to It?
Europe's debt crisis has calmed for the moment as the continent is pulled toward looser monetary policies by Japan and the U.S. -
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 -
Currencies
Falling Interest Rates in Europe Aren’t Great News
Italy's lowest two-year yield in at least 20 years reflects slow growth prospects, not investor confidence -
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 -
Currencies
Gold's Plunge Is Happy News for India's Brides and Economists
The dramatic drop in gold prices comes as good economic news in India, the world's largest importer -
Currencies
Meet the Bitcoin Millionaires
Early adopters of the virtual currency are suddenly rich -
Europe
After Cyprus, the EU's Attention Turns to Tiny Luxembourg
With small countries with big banking sectors suddenly appearing problematic to the European Union, bank assets are nearly 23 times Luxembourg's gross national product -
Currencies
Bitcoin May Be the Global Economy's Last Safe Haven
The anarchist virtual currency may be a hoax. It could also be the wave of the future -
Currencies
From Japan's Weak Yen, Toyota Gains Strong Advantage
The weak currency gives Toyota another edge over U.S. carmakers -
Europe
Europe's Cyprus Crisis Has a Familiar Look
The mess in Cyprus stems from political myopia, irresponsible lending, and lax controls. Ring a bell? -
Europe
Why a Russian Bailout of Cyprus Is Such a Bad Idea
Cyprus is talking to Russia about financial help—which could prove to be a disaster for all Europe -
Europe
Cyprus Isn't Even Such a Big Offshore Bank Haven
Cyprus's flood of foreign cash has drawn attention, but the tiny island isn't one of the larger havens for the $2.7 trillion parked offshore globally -
Europe
How Europe Let Cyprus Get Into This Mess
The Euro area's regulators let Cypriot banks build up a risky exposure to Greek debt -
China
China's Inflation Fight Starts to Squeeze Consumers
The fight could hurt growth in an economy that is finally getting back in gear
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Europe
'Europe' Now Has a Soothing Ring to It?
Europe's debt crisis has calmed for the moment as the continent is pulled toward looser monetary policies by Japan and the U.S. -
Currencies
Meet the Bitcoin Millionaires
Early adopters of the virtual currency are suddenly rich -
Currencies
Bitcoin May Be the Global Economy's Last Safe Haven
The anarchist virtual currency may be a hoax. It could also be the wave of the future -
Latin America
Venezuela's Double-Edged Devaluation
Venezuela's decision to devalue its currency, the bolivar, may have been Hugo Chávez's parting blow to foreign multinationals -
Commodities
A Gold Hoarder's Legacy
One Nevada man prepared for everything but the inevitable -
China
UnionPay: Visa and MasterCard's Tough Chinese Rival
Dominant at home, the Chinese card issuer is expanding overseas, and has raised its global market share to second behind Visa's -
Mutual Funds & ETFs
Why Vanguard Is Bucking Its Peers on Money Funds
The company, known for its transparency, won't publish daily money fund values -
Currencies
Bloomberg View: Has the Fed Declared War on Brazil?
The world needs to go after the real currency manipulators—not the U.S. -
Banks
Why Hong Kong Banks Are Yearning for the Yuan
Competition for customers as China loosens monetary controls -
Real Estate
London Calling: Why the Libor Affair Matters to You
Regulators want to know if bankers manipulated a key interest rate -
Currencies
Canadian Companies Shop for European Assets
Northern takeovers pick up as the U.S. and China pull back -
Currencies
A History Lesson as Canada Tries to Digitize Coins
An anthropologist reminds us that coins are a very old and successful technology -
Regulation
Fire Drills for a Euro Meltdown
U.S. money managers look to the Lehman bankruptcy for lessons -
Europe
Hang the Short Sellers?
Spain and Italy just reinstated a short-sale ban, even though there's little evidence it will prevent markets from deteriorating further -
China
China's Yuan Won't Dethrone Dollar Anytime Soon
Xi Jinping's visit to the U.S. is a reminder of China's economic might, but the yuan poses no immediate threat to the dollar
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Currencies
Meet the Bitcoin Millionaires
Early adopters of the virtual currency are suddenly rich -
Currencies
Bitcoin May Be the Global Economy's Last Safe Haven
The anarchist virtual currency may be a hoax. It could also be the wave of the future -
Europe
'Europe' Now Has a Soothing Ring to It?
Europe's debt crisis has calmed for the moment as the continent is pulled toward looser monetary policies by Japan and the U.S. -
Commodities
A Gold Hoarder's Legacy
One Nevada man prepared for everything but the inevitable -
Real Estate
London Calling: Why the Libor Affair Matters to You
Regulators want to know if bankers manipulated a key interest rate -
China
UnionPay: Visa and MasterCard's Tough Chinese Rival
Dominant at home, the Chinese card issuer is expanding overseas, and has raised its global market share to second behind Visa's -
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
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Europe
'Europe' Now Has a Soothing Ring to It?
Europe's debt crisis has calmed for the moment as the continent is pulled toward looser monetary policies by Japan and the U.S. -
Commodities
A Gold Hoarder's Legacy
One Nevada man prepared for everything but the inevitable -
Currencies
Meet the Bitcoin Millionaires
Early adopters of the virtual currency are suddenly rich
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