Due to Asia's growing need for natural resources and an overall decline in oilfield production, energy experts say demand is not likely to dip anytime soon...
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An effective and efficient policy towards working capital management can improve your ability to walk the fine line between liquidity and profitability.
Europe is the poster child for the illusion that a government can keep itself going by leaning on its citizens.
Employment remains low, but consumers are expressing some optimism leading into the new year.
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European government' borrowing needs are growing rapidly, creating uncertainty in the bond market.
Our misconceptions about energy prices may have more to do with our latest trip to the ballot box than we think.
Bankers are rewarded for taking risks with other people’s money. Cutting bonuses could make them less inclined to do so.
Excess debt has pushed Europe to the brink of a long chain of D-words: deleveraging, default, depression, devaluation, and decline.
How the instability of a financial market on the other side of the globe can affect the rest of the world.
CFOs from four major American companies share their thoughts on stock prices, diversification, and the pros/cons of being a U.S.-based firm.
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