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Millionaires’ Family Offices Avoid Private Banks
Asia’s wealthiest investors are turning to family offices to maintain control of their money after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008 made them more risk averse
- Abu Dhabi’s Spending Masks Slower Times
- UBS Trader Adoboli Faces Added Fraud Charge
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Foster's Finally Says Yes to SABMiller
Australia's biggest brewer accepts offer from the London-based SABMiller after a three-month pursuit that had turned hostile
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In Developing World, Investors vs Farmers
Foreign buyers of land are harming the rural poor in Indonesia and other poorer nations, according to a new Oxfam report critical of companies such as Malaysia's Sime Darby
- Germany's Identity Crisis
- King Moves Closer to Joining Fed on Stimulus
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Anil K. Gupta and Haiyan Wang
Anil K. Gupta is a professor of strategy at the Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland and a...
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Gunjan Bagla and Stephen B. Huttler
Gunjan Bagla is managing director of Amritt, a consultancy in Cerritos, Calif., that helps Western companies...
- India on the Nuclear Edge
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Eye on Asia
by Bruce Einhorn
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Asia
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Myths About China and India's Africa Race
The two Asian giants are focusing on Africa as never before, write columnists Anil K. Gupta and Haiyan Wang, leading to many misconceptions about the role Chinese and Indian companies are playing there
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Europe
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Greek Recovery Relies on Innovation
Greece needs more than EU aid and austerity measures if it is to get back on track, starting with greater investment in technology and entrepreneurship
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Companies
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European Companies Have Leverage to Spare
Post-recession, European companies want to expand abroad. A study by HSBC and PwC finds they could tap €245 billion in capital without stretching their balance sheets
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Economics & Policy
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Agenda/Day2
A day in the Davos life of Imax CEO Richard Gelfond
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Energy & Environment
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India on the Nuclear Edge
The Fukushima disaster is not slowing India's pursuit of nuclear power, but columnists Gunjan Bagla and Stephen B. Huttler say New Delhi needs more pro-nuclear policies
- Libya: Can It Become an Oil Superpower?
- China and India's Growing Energy Rivalry
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Global Finance & Markets
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Signs of Stress Grow at European Banks
What the Continent's banks need most is cheap funding. Nervous investors cause rates to rise, and can trigger exactly the troubles they fear
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Investing
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Signs of Stress Grow at European Banks
What the Continent's banks need most is cheap funding. Nervous investors cause rates to rise, and can trigger exactly the troubles they fear
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Technology
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Eye on Asia:
The Indian Outsourcer to Watch is Based in Teaneck
(This post originally referred incorrectly to HCL Technology. The correct name is HCL Technologies.) Indian outsourcers are getting ready for more...
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After Work
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Europe May Rate Tourist Spots for Quality
The European Commission is considering a program to award rankings to hotels, cultural venues, and activities, but the travel industry has a mixed reaction
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