In about 25 years the world will have used up its remaining “carbon credit” for the current century. Additional emissions…
World trade growth in 2013 and 2014 is likely to be slower than previously forecast. WTO economists now predict 2013…
Chinese companies are learning how to navigate the tricky waters of community politics in perhaps the most unlikely of places:…
Playing the markets and getting at the mega-bucks with financial wizardry does not a businessman make: Brazil’s flamboyant Eike Batista…
Focusing policies on competitive industries can provide jobs for the impoverished, hungry, restive urban millions As magnets for talent and…
In Latin America, renewable energy can supply up to 22 times the region’s power needs, even taking into consideration future…
The famed Peruvian economist Hernando de Soto has said it all along: The world’s destitute are oftentimes somewhat less poor…
By Horacio López Tax division partner at Ernst & Young Argentina On June 30, 2013, it will be a year…
Corruption is the scourge of development. From outright stealing and cooking the books to kickbacks and price-fixing; corruption permeates some…
China and Brazil are both facing a growth slowdown, as compared to the period prior to the global financial crisis.…