World economy
Dollar down in Asia after Obama victory
07 Nov 2012
India hails Obama win – but with some reservations
07 Nov 2012
Most Indians including business leaders agree President Obama’s re-election is a good thing, but some niggles remain, says Jagdeep Worah
Obama re-elected
07 Nov 2012
US could hit debt ceiling by end-year end
01 Nov 2012
China’s leadership change gets messy
31 Oct 2012
Occupy was right: BoE senior executive
31 Oct 2012
Superstorm Sandy hits US
30 Oct 2012
The Purpose of Presidential Debates
27 Oct 2012
Who I think won the debate is as irrelevant as who I think should be president. Besides, there are more important questions than our own opinions on the candidates. For me, one of those is trying to understand what we are doing when we elect a president. By George Friedman. Republished with permission.
US economy grew 2 per cent in Q3
27 Oct 2012
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