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...says that some of his cases involve graduate students who do not receive credit for the ideas that emerge from collaborations with Faculty members...
...It’s mostly a misunderstanding,” Ehrenreich says of the disputes. “Usually the problems are resolved by faculty giving credit. It’s rare that a Faculty member intentionally uses a graduate student’s ideas without giving proper acknowledgement...
...central-bank numbers, lenders last year handed out about $335 billion, 50% more than the year before. It's just not possible that China's banks suddenly found so many new creditworthy ventures, says Nicholas Lardy of the Washington-based Institute for International Economics. "We've seen the greatest credit expansion in the past 25 years," he says. "I'd expect companies that borrowed heavily to face difficulties when the next downturn starts...
...Easy credit has made it simpler for Chinese firms to pile into the car industry. A few years ago, as Chinese consumers began amassing enough disposable income to buy TVs, appliances and consumer electronics, companies crowded into those fields, driving down prices and profit margins until only a few of the largest now compete. Today one of the new hot zones is autos; sales are accelerating, and margins can be fat. "It's too hard to make money from washing machines now," complains Zhao Yong, a director of Guangdong-based Midea, an appliance maker that plans...
...local currencies last year. You should favor U.S. assets. As a hedge, hold some European stock or bond funds, which as rates decline overseas could rally sharply. Consider Mutual European or Fidelity Europe Capital Appreciation, which have been top performers over the past three and five years. Credit Suisse Global Fixed Income has been a stellar bond fund over the past five years...