San Diego Union Tribune: Trade pacts fail to benefit U.S. companies
Michele Nash-Hoff, author of this article, is Chair of the CPA CA Chapter. [Reposted from the San Diego Union Tribune | Michele Nash-Hoff | August
Michele Nash-Hoff, author of this article, is Chair of the CPA CA Chapter. [Reposted from the San Diego Union Tribune | Michele Nash-Hoff | August
DES MOINES, Iowa — Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee struck a nationalist, populist chord in an appearance at the annual Iowa State Fair Thursday,
Since China devalued its currency 3 percent, global markets have gone into a tailspin. Why should this be? [Reposted from End Global Governance | Pat
The president of Mexico’s auto industry association on Wednesday (Aug. 26) laid out in detail his objections to a deal worked out by the United
Why China needs an overvalued currency to unwind years of undervaluation and manipulation. On Aug. 11, the People’s Bank of China announced a decision to
(Bloomberg) — Ford Motor Co.’s top financial executive said the weak yen gives Japanese automakers as much as $11,000 more profit per car and
Molycorp to mothball rare earths mine in California Molycorp Inc., the only U.S. producer of rare earths, on Wednesday said it would mothball its
China is increasingly using recycled steel, pressuring iron-ore prices and global miners. The world’s biggest producers of iron ore have a problem, and it
Billings, Mont. – Detractors of the United States’ country of origin labeling (COOL) law are reenergized as a result of a recent World Trade Organization
The unpopular drive by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to reinterpret the country’s pacifist constitution is sapping his government’s political power, a development that could