Bernanke: U.S. must plan to tackle debt
15.06.10
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told lawmakers on Wednesday that the U.S. economy should be able to withstand the effects of the European debt crisis.
Airbus gets $11 billion Emirates order
15.06.10
Emirates and Airbus announced Tuesday that the Middle Eastern airline is ordering an additional 32 Airbus super-jumbo planes worth $11.5 billion.
Silver? Swiss franc? Investors flee to safety
15.06.10
Safe havens have benefited over the past two months as investors worry that financial challenges in the PIIGS will spill over into the rest of Europe.
Hello Chinese exports, good-bye U.S. jobs
15.06.10
For millions of unemployed Americans, the news about China's surging export market isn't necessarily cause for celebration, even if it might be a harbinger for global recovery.
Why is China allowing workers to strike?
15.06.10
Strike one: May 17, 2010. Strike two: June 7, 2010. Workers at Chinese manufacturing plants for the Japanese automaker Honda have twice raised their fists, calling walkouts to demand higher wages. The images from these events-photographs of uniformed Chinese workers wearing medical masks to hide their faces-flashed across TV screens around the globe.
Fears of China overheating are back
15.06.10
Forget the worries about China's economy cooling off. Overheating might be the greater concern.
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US vs. UK: A history of love and hate
15.06.10
America's relationship with the U.K. has always been complicated. Start with the fact that our country was founded by religious fanatics who left England because they were being persecuted, and who later fought a guerrilla war to establish a secular state. (Right off the bat, we confused the Brits.)
Dollar falls against euro
15.06.10
The dollar turned lower against European currencies Monday after a report showed the euro zone's economy is still growing and increased investors' appetite for riskier assets.
The immigration brain drain
15.06.10
If you're an immigration lawyer, this is a busy time of year. Each April the U.S. begins to accept new applications for H-1B work visas -- the sort reserved for the highly skilled foreigners coveted by U.S. firms. This year 65,000 H-1B visas are available.
5 tourist spots in turmoil
15.06.10
They were once hot vacations spots that are now global hotpsots. But don't let the headlines fool you - you can still visit them and be safe.