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Wall Street Sees World Economy Decoupling From U.S.
The US has fallen behind Brazil, China and India as the preferred place to invest, according to a quarterly survey conducted last month of 1,408 investors
Faber: Yuan to Continue Up the Dollar
Everybody in the world tries to lower its currency in order to remain competitive Video: 
Was the VA Asleep at the Wheel, or Just Paid Off?
“Every veteran I’ve spoken with is appalled at the brazen war profiteering by Prudential,” says Paul Sullivan, who served in the 1991 Gulf War as an Army cavalry scout
Intel's Andy Grove: We Need a Job-Centric Economic Theory
BLOOMBERG July 1, 2010 -- The first task is to rebuild our industrial commons. We should develop a system of financial incentives: Levy an extra tax on the product of offshored labor. (If the result is a trade war, treat it like other wars -- fight to win.) Keep that money separate.
As Chinese Wages Rise, Machines Replace Migrant Workers
BLOOMBERG June 22, 2010 -- New minimum wage laws, a looser yuan and worker strikes like those affecting Honda Motor Co. and Toyota Motor Corp. are raising costs at plants in China’s Pearl River Delta, leading to increased automation of assembly lines.
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