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Newsmakers : Private Equity Investments Linked To Corporate Defaults

GLOBAL Vazza: Expects the default rate to continue growing. As private equity investors size up the new opportunities the credit crunch presents, companies in their sights might do well to consider a report published ...

Emerging & Frontier Markets

Newsmakers : Way Cleared For Jacob Zuma To Run For President

SOUTH AFRICA Zuma: Election victory all but assured after charges are dropped. South Africa’s High Court last month dropped all corruption charges against Jacob Zuma, president of the African National Congress (ANC). Although the decision was based ...

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Editor’s Letter : Return of the old world order

Barely more than a year ago, when the world was still awash with cheap money, it seemed as if globalization had hit a sweet spot...

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Milestones : Europe’s Ipo Market Slumps

EUROPE Blowout: EDP Renováveis' stock tumbled more than 20% after its IPO With equity capital markets bankers in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) market focused on massive rights issues to recapitalize their peers in recent months, ...

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Newsmakers : Calderón Aide Takes Top Economy Job

MEXICO Mexico's president Felipe Calderón is hoping Ruiz can help get the economy back on track. Faced with the fallout from the US economic slowdown, Mexico’s president, Felipe Calderón, appointed former businessman Gerardo Ruiz to the country’s top ...

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Newsmakers : Economic Pain Deepens As American Shoppers Cut Back

UNITED STATES Kicking the habit: Shoppers slash spending. Will declining gasoline prices encourage American consumers to pile into the family automobile and head out to the mall? Retailers hope so, but signs were not encouraging as the key ...

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Newsmakers : Investment Banks Urged To Simplify Financial Products

UNITED KINGDOM Clark: Silo-based controls are at heart of problem. In light of the record £5.6 million ($10.5 million) fine the UK’s Financial Services Authority (FSA) imposed on the UK operations of Credit Suisse’s investment bank recently, observers ...

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Newsmakers : Private Equity Investments Linked To Corporate Defaults

Newsmakers : Way Cleared For Jacob Zuma To Run For President

Editor’s Letter : Return of the old world order

Milestones : Europe’s Ipo Market Slumps

Newsmakers : Calderón Aide Takes Top Economy Job

Newsmakers : Economic Pain Deepens As American Shoppers Cut Back

Newsmakers : Investment Banks Urged To Simplify Financial Products

Newsmakers : Us Trade Supremo Says Export Gains Depend On Congress

Editor’s Letter: Carbon Cop-out

Milestones : Banks Struggle To Raise Cash

Milestones : Copper Giant In Sell-off Talks

Newsmakers : Charity Partner In Second Mission To India