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Dollar bonds sold by China real estate companies this year are the worst performers among Asian non-financial corporate debt denominated in the U.S. currency amid concern the nation’s property market is overheating.

The Israeli Navy has attacked a Turkish aid flotilla on its way to Gaza, killing at least 10 activists. How will this affect Israel's relations with the US?

The fact that – as income inequality BETWEEN nations decreases, something we think is a good thing, income inequality WITHIN nations, in general, is growing. Since the US is the world's customer of last resort, US income inequality troubles us all.

he US now starts the process of legislatively finalizing the finance “reform” bill. As this painfully slow and agonizing march proceeds, here are 5 “guideposts” to make the whole thing easier to understand.

The Chinese government is demanding tests of high-tech products that might give it access to western trade secrets.

Just as the US followed Japan into their Lost Decades, Europe is now following suit.

While we may never know why Wall Street Crashed at 2.46pm on Thursday, 6 May 2010, it was a surprise. The world is at best uncertain, at worst deeply dangerous.

How does it all fit together – St. Warren of Buffett, the “regular guy”, homespun, Midwestern guy, investing in Goldman Sachs, prime user of derivatives, and the most reviled and hated of the many Wall Street firms?

Ever since he became President, Barack Obama has displayed a disturbingly consistent pattern of behavior.

An interview with Andrew Gordon, editor of Investor's Edge Daily.