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...comparison, Brazil's competitive outlook is often described as a day in the Ipanema sun. Lula--who has adhered so faithfully to orthodox fiscal policies that he has alienated his own leftist party--recently boasted that Brazil's $1 trillion economy, the world's 10th largest, "is going through an auspicious moment...
...Paris. And it's a mounting worry for European and Asian manufacturers doing battle with U.S. exporters, whose products are made cheaper on the global market by a dwindling dollar. But for these U.S. manufacturers, the weak dollar is a spark of good news in an otherwise gloomy outlook. "If I were a policymaker in the U.S., I'd be happy to see the dollar slide," says ABN Amro's de Jong...
...prove. His family ties to Moret had provoked dark mutterings of nepotism, especially in light of his rapid rise. But that was unfair, says SG Cowen analyst Peter Laing. "To anyone who followed the company at the time, Dan was the live wire. He had the most international outlook, and there really wasn't anyone at Ciba to challenge...
...Station, which is used by most competing bus lines. One way tickets cost $22. With parking problems out of the way, Vamoose is optimistic about it’s prospects. “We’re hoping to build up the business and we have a very positive outlook,” Bluzenstein said...
...This gloomy assessment comes from the International Energy Agency, the Paris-based organization representing the 26 rich, gas-guzzling member nations of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). The agency is not known for alarmist warnings, and its World Energy Outlook is typically viewed by policy wonks as a solid indicator of global energy supplies. In a marked change from its traditionally bland, measured tones, the IEA's 2007 report says governments need to make urgent, bold decisions on energy policy, or risk massive environmental and energy-supply crises within two decades - crises and shortages that could spark...