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Written By: Michael Beller on March 11, 2010 No Comment
Billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov a good bet for investors

Polyus Gold's stock price has seen a slight bump on the London Stock Exchange. If they are able to merge with another company, the price could surge.

Written By: Graydon Gordian on March 11, 2010 No Comment
Will Slim’s prominence require increased security?

Mexican telecom magnate Carlos Slim is the richest person in the world with a net worth of $53.3 billion, according to Forbes magazine’s annual list.

Written By: Max Frumes on February 3, 2010 No Comment
Business book blurb: “The Masters of Private Equity and Venture Capital”

This book released Nov. 23, 2009 contains insights, lessons and surprising personal details from some of the pioneers of the private equity and venture capital worlds.

Written By: KatieRogers on August 26, 2009 No Comment
MMM Poll: You think Obama’s stimulus strategy is failing


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BY KATIE ROGERS – MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

When we asked you to grade President Obama’s fiscal strategy so far, an overwhelming number — nearly two-thirds — voted for a grade of “F.” A sample of 39 people isn’t a lot to draw conclusive answers from, but with [...]

Written By: KatieRogers on July 30, 2009 No Comment
McDonald’s: Wall Street questions future growth

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BY KATIE ROGERS– MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

By attracting weary, worried customers with dirt-cheap food options, there’s no doubt that McDonald’s Corp. became a corporate anomaly amid the severe recession.

But after such a rapid period of growth in the first quarter, some analysts think the fast food giant might not have anywhere [...]

Written By: Jordan Melnick on July 22, 2009 No Comment
Sharp decline in Mexican immigration to U.S.

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BY JORDAN MELNICK — MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

The flow of immigrants from Mexico into the United States has “declined sharply” in the last few years, according to a report released Wednesday by the Pew Hispanic Center. The trend has big implications for Chicago, of course, with its large Mexican population.

The number [...]

Written By: kateshellnutt on June 4, 2009 One Comment

Major cities in Africa– such as Dakar, Senegal (pictured above) and Nairobi, Kenya — are becoming bigger hubs for businesses. (Kate Shellnutt/MEDILL)

BY KATE SHELLNUTT- MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

Africa was called “the dark continent” by 19th century explorers unfamiliar with the vast region, nearly three times the size their European homeland. [...]

Written By: Ming Zhuang on May 29, 2009 No Comment
Geithner to urge China to shift toward a consumer-led economy

(China has to strengthen its social safety net so that people will become more willing to spend, not save./Xinmin Weekly)

BY MING ZHUANG – MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

With its contribution to global economic output pegged at over 10 percent in 2008, no one could deny that China is a key part [...]

Written By: hannahkokjohn on May 28, 2009 2 Comments
Seven months after Iceland’s Minsky moment, the future is still bleak

BY HANNAH KOKJOHN – MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

On Thursday, the Central Bank of Iceland released the country’s most recent economic indicators. Most of the indicators are still bleak, but some show small signs of optimism.

These economic indicators show the carnage of how the hottest market in the world became one of the biggest [...]

Written By: kiransood on May 28, 2009 One Comment
India is ripe for investment – right now

Earlier this week, India unveiled its recent election results which were overwhelmingly in favor of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. Singh (center) has worked to allow the country’s leading entrepreneurs to build businesses with little interference from government, with the end goal of creating a free market. (http://newkerala.com)

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