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China's Global Investment Strategy
China is on track to surpass the United States as the world’s largest economy by the year 2030.
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Alison Tudor-Ackroyd
Alison is the Post's Finance Editor. Previously, she was Managing Editor of FinanceAsia; The
Wall Street Journal's Asia Pacific Senior Finance Correspondent and before that Reuters' Asia Private Equity Correspondent.
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Dealing With China: A Conversation With Henry Paulson
Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson sees U.S.-China cooperation as the key to solving big
global problems.
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Reform in China: Growing Pains for a Global Power
Slowing growth and a government crackdown on corruption are roiling political undercurrents in Chi
na. Slower growth may be necessary to reduce the country's debt dependency and address environmental pollution.
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China's Outbound Investment: A Bid for Influence or Better Returns?
As Asia's wealth grows, new investors from the region are looking for prospects beyond their borde
rs. Chinese corporates are poised to take an even larger role in global commerce as they turn to cross-border mergers and acquisitions.
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Tale of Two Cities: From Farmland to Tech Mecca
While the San Francisco Bay Area's Silicon Valley and China’s Shenzhen operate under two different
and distinct political and economic systems, both have been recognized as innovation and technology hubs with unique economic success.
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A Conversation With Ken Griffin and Mohamed El-Erian
Two of the world's most respected investors and fund managers, Ken Griffin of Citadel and Mohamed
El-Erian of Allianz, sit down for a rare chat to take a big-picture look at where the global economy is headed.
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Risky Business: Understanding Asia's Geopolitical and Societal Uncertainties
As investors show renewed interest in Asia, old concerns about political and economic risks are re
surfacing. Although large parts of the region are under dynamic new management, old animosities appear to threaten Asia's rise.
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Investing in Emerging Markets: The Returns Are in the Details
When investors bunch countries together with labels like BRIC, it often obscures the subtle differ
ences in national economies such as trade exposure to the U.S., Europe, Japan and China.
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Reading the Tea Leaves: Markets on the Edge of Order and Chaos
The global economic outlook is clouded with uncertainty. Even with the U.S. economy poised for con
tinued growth. However, conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, coupled with the plunging Russian Ruble and the prospect of higher U.S.
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Global Real Estate: Best Countries, Best Classes
Opportunities in real estate vary greatly by country and asset class. Where are investors likely t
o find the best returns? Are slow-growth markets, such as the euro zone, undervalued?
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Boom or Bust: Opportunities and Risk in M&A
An improving U.S. economy, continued low interest rates and thousands of companies sitting on pile
s of cash provide an abundance of fuel for an upsurge in mergers and acquisitions.
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