February 7th, 2012 | 
Author: Wal-Mart Stores said Greg Foran, senior vice president for Wal-Mart International, has been named president and CEO of Wal-Mart China.
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Wal-Mart Names China Chief
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Given a supposed liberal media bias in the States, the ever-enterprising Rupert Murdoch put up the channel with a distinct conservative tilt. You may not always appreciate …
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The Prison-Industrial Complex Circa 2008 | Search for economics
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Japan’s push to enter a broad Asia-Pacific trade pact faces one of its toughest challenges this week: acceptance from Washington.
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Japan Seeks U.S. Support in Trade Talks
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Pink even points out that “motivation 2.0″ has been shown effective when work relies on repeating simple physical tasks, which for the past 30 years has made China's economy boom.
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Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao called for better protection for the land rights of farmers during a visit to Guangdong province, where a reformist leader has grabbed attention by defusing a land dispute with an experiment in local democracy.
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Chinese Leader Backs Land Rights
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Egyptian prosecutors will bring criminal charges against more than 40 employees of nongovernmental organizations, including at least six Americans, escalating an investigation of foreign groups that has ruptured Egypt’s relationship with its most important financial patron.
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Egypt to Charge Foreign Workers
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Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao offered a forceful justification for helping Europe out of its debt crisis, in remarks that appeared aimed in part at countering public skepticism about using Chinese money to support rich world countries.
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China Takes On Skeptics of Aid to Euro Zone
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February 05, 2012, 6:27 PM EST By Eric Engleman Feb. 5 (Bloomberg) — Chi…
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Author: Nicholas Lardy, PIIE China's 2009-10 stimulus program was quite successful: growth ticked down only slightly in 2009 while the rest of the world.
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