Wednesday 20th August 2008
Senate shocked by SWFs
Senate shocked by SWFs

Sovereign wealth funds

The rules of engagement in warfare were clear in the bad old days. Generally speaking, a nation declared hostilities and then launched an attack

But the invasion of the sovereign wealth funds – the global investment issue of the decade - is another issue altogether. So far they have operated almost invisibly, working through the stock ex...

arrowTHE AMERICAS

Move over credit, oil's the new monster

Somewhere between the implosion of Wall Street firm Bear Stearns in March and today's $130-plus oil, inflation supplanted the credit crunch as the biggest US economic worry...

arrowMIDDLE EAST & AFRICA

Gaddafi says libya supports gas OPEC idea

Libya welcomes the idea of creating an OPEC-like group of gas-exporting countries in the African continent, Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi told Russian President Vladmir Putin...

arrowWESTERN EUROPE

Achieving uncompromised success

iGaming companies relocating their business to Malta require a huge number of professional, management and support services, say eManagement l CSB Directors Herman Behr and Michael...

arrowEASTERN EUROPE

Serbia-Russia clinch power sector partnership deal

Serbian power monopoly EPS and Russia's electricity trader Inter RAO have signed a wide-ranging strategic partnership deal that could see them build together power plants and also ...

arrowASIA-PACIFIC

Origin rejects BG's revised $13 billion bid

Australia's Origin Energy has rejected an improved $13 billion bid from UK gas producer BG Group, saying its coal seam gas reserves alone are worth over $15 billion after doubling ...

arrowCHINA

Screws case poses new test for EU-China trade ties

For years, European makers of screws and steel fasteners watched as their sector struggled and factories closed, hit by fierce competition from China...


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