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A slight acceleration in Chinese economic growth at the end of last year is reinforcing the common narrative that China’s expansion is a threat to other nations, including the US. The bigger danger over the medium term, however, may be a slowdown in ...

Fifteen years ago, China was ecstatic to regain control of Hong Kong and all it represented: freshly minted billionaires, a culture in which corporate chieftains outshine movie stars, and splashy initial public offerings that rival New York and Londo...

Over the fourth quarter of 2012, global capital markets saw heightened volatility but with minimal forward progress as securities prices reacted to news surrounding America’s “fiscal cliff” negotiations. Since last summer, the potentially lethal $60...

The beaten-down shares of 2012's summer slump have come roaring back. The “great recession" is dead and the “great reflation” is about to begin. In January, I wrote an article declaring the euro crisis dead. You might now be thinking I was way too ea...

The so-called 'fiscal cliff' is really a much-needed change of economic course. If you took a sizeable pay cut and then continued living it up as you did on your old income, you'd be considered financially negligent — most probably delusional. The ...

If I were to learn on December 31 that my taxes are going up next year, I would do ... absolutely nothing. Granted, I’m a salaried employee, not an entrepreneur or small-business owner. I don’t have the option to adjust my hours and take more leisure...

The world needs to find the ‘Global Economic Reset’ button. Japan could be first to find it, while the rest of us follow. Japan may be on the edge of a massive change. The Bank of Japan effectively rules Japan because it controls the purse strings ...