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The new challenges in the Global Economy

September and October 2008 will be remembered as one of the worst periods in the global economy. Financial and stock markets collapsed under speculators and mass panic.The world is shaken by this storm of incredible and destructive power.

So What next?

This is very hard to say.The situation is not settled yet and everyone is waiting for the Dow Jones and other stock markets eventually recovering and rebound strong at some point. However the light at the end of the tunnel is far to be seen.

The recession is global and it will take probably 2-3 years to recover.

This is not the end of the capitalism, on the other side it is a period where investors that hasn't been hit too hard, to invest and regain all the ground lost.At the same time systems of control have to be set in place so that this situation will not happen again and especially families, the texture of our society, are safe from such economical disasters.

China emerges as fifth largest global investor

China which recently emerged as the world's second largest economy has now become the fifth biggest global investor even as Foreign Direct Investment into the country is set to cross $100 billion this year.

China emerges as the fifth largest global investor

Beijing, Sept 6 (PTI) China which recently emerged as the world's second largest economy has now become the fifth biggest global investor even as Foreign Direct Investment(FDI) into the country is set to cross USD 100 billion this year.

Forex Fundamental Trends Monitor 09.06.2010

Forex markets are seemingly poised to extend last week’s forceful recovery in stocks-correlated currencies but seasonal factors may complicate the sentiment landscape, opening the door for a return to risk aversion.

Global accounting program for Pinoy professionals

With the fast-changing landscape of the world’s economy and international business and trade, every multinational company and accounting firm today finds itself in need of CPAs with an international perspective in accounting.

Candidates vow to tackle economy

With more than 200,000 Oregonians out of work for a second consecutive Labor Day, Oregon’s gubernatorial candidates know that turning around the economy is a top voter priority. Republican Chris Dudley and Democrat John Kitzhaber both say they’ve got plans to do just that. Economists agree that Oregon’s persistent unemployment …