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Archive | October, 2011
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The Wealth Of Nations
27 Oct
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Ricardo Hausmann of Harvard & Cesar Hidalgo of MIT have humbly claimed to be the creators of the best model yet for predicting how much countries will grow in the future. Introducing their 364-page «Atlas of Economic Complexity».
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Part I: Why, What and How & Rankings (91 pages / 8.2 MB)
Part II: Country Pages (271 pages / 75.4 MB)
It’s All Connected: Spectator’s Guide To The Euro Crisis
25 OctClick to enlarge
Source: New York Times.
Money And Power In America
25 Oct
Collapse Of A Dream?
Tea Party & Occupy Wall Street
Common features of the protesters, right and left.
Source: LiveScience & Bloomeberg BusinessWeek.
The End Of Another Cargo Ship
24 Oct
MSC Napoli In A Dry Dock At Harland & Wolff Ship Builders, In Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Balanced Reflections On The Occupy London Movement
23 Oct
The BBC One Program «Have I Got News For You» Deals With The Values Of The Occupy London Stock Exchange Movement. Alexander Armstrong, Danny Baker and Louise Mensch joins Paul Merton and Ian Hislop.
Exploring The Undersea World Of The Internet [Infographic]
22 Oct
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Source: The Guardian (2008). How One Clumsy Ship Cut Off The Web For 75 Million People.
Nobel Prize: Institutions And Countries With Most Winners
16 Oct
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Source: The Wall Street Journal.
WSJ Markets
- Pricey Beef Puts Heat On U.S. Grilling SeasonHere's the beef: Enjoy the Memorial Day grilling, because retail beef prices are widely expected to set new records in coming weeks.
- Bausch & Lomb Nears $9 Billion SaleBausch & Lomb, which is owned by private-equity firm Warburg Pincus, is nearing a deal to sell itself to generic-drug maker Valeant for about $9 billion.
- Fiat Chief Pulls Out the Deal WrenchSergio Marchionne is trying to pull off the deal of his lifetime, and there are lots of pieces to go around for bankers, lawyers and other cogs in the Wall Street deal machine.
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