German Economy Could See Growth Again In 2010

Strong Growth Suggests Singapore Emerging From Recession

This file photo taken on April 14, 2009 shows a river boat taxi (bottom R) sailing past highrise buildings in the financial district of Singapore (AFP photo)

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http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/15/business/global/15asiaecon.html

Atlantic Nationals Boosts Metro Economy

Geithner Sees Confidence Return

World economy faces big challenges but the recession is ‘receding,' U.S. Treasurer says

Geithner Says Global Economy Faces Recovery Setbacks

Canadian Recovery Begins This Quarter : Conference Board

Canada's economy is expected to contract 1.9 per cent this year before growing 2.7 per cent in 2010, representing 'much weaker than typical post-recession growth,' the Conference Board of Canada said Monday.
Mark Ralston

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Barriers To Entry, Exit And Mobility

C. Northcote Parkinson

Signs Of Hope For The Car Industry : Living On Scraps

As General Motors emerges from bankruptcy the worst may be over for carmakers

When a Bad Customer Service Becomes A Song

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Online video on damaged guitar a smash hit
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Tax Raises Or Spending Cuts Needed to End Deficit: Report.

Canada's Economic Bounce Will Be Short-Lived, Merrill Lynch Says

Eyeballing Canada's Post-Manufacturing Economy

What will it look like once the recession is over? Gwyn Morgan

Canadian Economy Gets a B for 2008

House Prices and the Wealth Effect : Home Discomforts

The Madoff Affair

Taiwan / World Trade Organization: Accession to Global Government Procurement Agreement

Taiichi Ohno

Baltic Martyrs For The Euro

The Baltic states are suffering deep recessions in their quest to reach the safe haven of the euro zone

Unemployment in America : A Rising Tide

State Budgets in Crisis : Happy New Year

The pain of balancing budgets is felt in California and many other states

The European Central Bank : Hard Talk, Soft Policy

The ECB has run a looser monetary policy than some might think

Greenland : Feeling Free

Hooray for two tonnes of flesh

Limiting Migration : People Protectionism

Rich countries respond to the economic downturn by trying to limit the flow of migrants

Idea : Activity-Based Costing

Retirement : The Burdens of Old Age

Retirement in rich countries is becoming unaffordable

China: Order to "Buy China" in Government-Invested Projects

Robert Kaplan and David Norton

What's in the Journals, June 2009

The Economist look at noteworthy articles from the business journals

CFO in focus, June 2009

The Economist round-up of noteworthy content published on CFO.com, a source of news and insight for senior finance executives