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The European Union is running out of options to resolve its ongoing debt crisis

Turn Out the Lights, the Party’s Over

by Lew Spellman | Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Europe’s politicians and central bankers are attempting a heroic fourth-quarter comeback to preserve sovereign financial integrity.

More on: Capital, Debt, Economy, Global Issues, Recession
Toyota's supply chain was not derailed by the earthquake in Japan, despite its l

‘Just-in-Time’ Production Dodges Disaster

by Tracy Mueller | Thursday, August 4, 2011

Rather than scrapping the lean inventory approach, companies should bolster disaster preparedness.

More on: Global Issues, Logistics, Management, Strategy
debt ceiling

Debt Ceiling Defined

by Kristen Maxwell | Friday, July 29, 2011

Lingo video: What is the debt ceiling, and how did it bring the nation to its knees?

More on: Debt, Economy, Global Issues, Politics, Taxes
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Anatomy of a Financial Meltdown

by Lew Spellman | Tuesday, July 19, 2011

As European banks face a liquidity crisis, it appears that private wealth will not flee to the U.S. dollar.

More on: Debt, Economy, Global Issues, Recession
The wall that insulates the U.S. economy may soon be compromised (iStock)

There is no Atlantic Wall of Financial Protection

by Lew Spellman | Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Economists worry that the U.S. financial system is not as insulated from the international debt crisis as once thought.

More on: Debt, Economy, Global Issues, Investing, Politics, Recession
American contracts are lengthy and very detailed (iStock)

Americans Embrace 'Culturally Weird' Contracts

by Orlando Kelm | Monday, June 20, 2011

Because Americans tend to be litigious, our contracts are very detailed, giving everyone a clear sense of their obligations and protections. In other...

More on: Communication, Global Issues, Negotiation
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As Greece Goes, So Goes Europe?

by Lew Spellman | Friday, June 3, 2011

The ongoing meltdown in Greece is not just a Greek problem: When government bonds go down, banks go down, and so do governments that honor their financial...

More on: Debt, Economy, Global Issues, Politics
Overseas Assignment (iStockphoto)

How to Succeed in Your Job Overseas

by Ernest Auerbach | Thursday, April 28, 2011

You’re finally in that overseas job. The local employees are watching you. Your boss is looking to you for results. What now?

More on: Global Issues, Management
Uncomfortable silence (iStockphoto)

Americans Hate Silence, But They Love Words

by Orlando Kelm | Friday, April 15, 2011

Americans rely on spoken and written words to provide context in most situations, because these help form the foundation for our behavior. But other...

More on: Communication, Global Issues, Negotiation
Asking for Directions (Flickr: Supermariolxpt)

When 'I Don’t Know' Becomes 'How Can I Help?'

by Orlando Kelm | Wednesday, March 30, 2011

American culture places a lot of value on information. If someone asks us a question and we know the answer, we give it. If we don’t have the information,...

More on: Communication, Global Issues
The Inflation Genie (istockphoto)

How the Inflation Genie Sprang Out of the Bottle

by Lew Spellman | Tuesday, March 29, 2011

The Fed has succeeded in its attempt to generate domestic inflation, but the price of U.S. labor is stagnant and declining, putting the country on a course...

More on: Economy, Global Issues, Investing, Recession

U.S. Population Growth Heralds ‘Hispanic Century’

by John Egan | Thursday, March 24, 2011
More on: Consumer Behavior, Entrepreneurship, Global Issues, Marketing, Social Impact, Statistics
Eugene Gholz, LBJ School of Public Policy

Oil Disruptions No Longer Very Disruptive, Study Shows

by Rob Heidrick | Thursday, March 10, 2011

Protests in the Middle East in recent weeks have sparked not only regime change but also concerns about the rising price of oil. But one professor argues...

More on: Energy, Global Issues, Politics, Sustainability
jump-starting business

Businesses Move Toward Confidence, Growth

by Rob Heidrick | Wednesday, March 9, 2011

There are many uncertainties about how the business world will be changed by the recession. Corporate leaders are working more closely with the government,...

More on: Debt, Economy, Entrepreneurship, Global Issues, Politics, Recession, Social Impact
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Will Higher Oil Prices Cause a Recession?

by Sandy Leeds | Thursday, March 3, 2011

Higher oil prices could cause a recession if the Fed reacts to them by raising interest rates.

More on: Debt, Economy, Energy, Global Issues, Recession, Sustainability
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