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Americans are moving to Mexico for work? This seems quite anomalous to many, considering that historically and currently millions of Mexicans continue to immigrate, legally and illegally, to the United States in search of a...
Semiconductors and Computer Accessories Top Trade Products in 2008 Wheat, dairy products and eggs are some of the million-dollar food imports from America that help to feed 98 million hardworking Filipinos in the Philippines....
An investment of €26 million in new premises and equipment was announced by Progress Press this morning. The announcement was made by the directors when they briefed Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi during a tour of the press in...
A New Zealand company is cleaning up in 40,000 toilets around the world thanks to an innovative hygiene product. Auckland-based Terracyclic has invented a tampon disposal bin which has been install...
Is Japan back in a deflationary trap? WHILE investors have been fretting recently about Japan’s huge debt, another of the dreaded D-words has come back to haunt them. On Friday November 20th, Japan’s Cabinet Office issued a...
1 Smoot-Hawley The most famous act of protectionism took place in the 1930s when the US government, facing the early forces of depression, legislated to impose tariffs on over 20,000 imported goods – some significantly. The act...
As the US tries to emerge from a deep economic recession, President Barack Obama today told Americans to save more and spend less so as to bring the federal deficit under control. Obama said the countrymen need to cut down on...
China's economy is forecast to grow more than 9 percent next year on the growth of domestic consumption and improving exports, said a report released Friday by the Beijing-based Renmin University of China. The country's retail...
The Chinese government has outlined its auto export strategy for maintaining steady growth in the auto export industry. It is expected to achieve an annual 10 percent growth from 2009 to 2010 and a 20 percent growth in 2015...
RABAT, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Moroccan exports and industrial jobs will start growing again next year as business-friendly reforms help the north African country rebound quicker from the global economic downturn, its industry and...
