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Recent economic news: Latin America

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Defence spending in a time of austerity : The chronic problem of exorbitantly expensive weapons is becoming acute
THERE were the starlings: aerobatic teams with mesmerising group displays. There were the albatrosses: Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner and Airbus’s A380, heavy airliners that still manage long, effortless flight. And there ...
America, Europe, Robert Gates, Britain, Afghanistan, All keywords...
economist.com
1 day ago
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Over a barrel : Brazil's oil giant may be paying too much to pump the stuff
FOUR years ago Brazil struck oil—up to 350km (220 miles) offshore and buried under deep water and thick layers of rock, sand and corrosive salt. In places, the oil fields ...
Brazil’s government, Oil, Petrobras, Brazil, USD, All keywords...
economist.com
1 day ago
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Brazil’s New Global Deal Makers
Larry Rohter, a DealBook colleague, is the author of “Brazil on the Rise: The Story of a Country Transformed” (Palgrave Macmillan), which came out this week. He writes about the ...
Brazil, Burger King, Joesley Batista, São Paulo, Larry Rohter, All keywords...
dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com
2 days ago
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Burger King Has Suitors From Brazil
Burgers and beer — an American meal if there ever was one — could soon have a distinctly Brazilian flavor. Burger King Holdings is in advanced talks to sell itself ...
USD, Burger King Holdings, 3G Capital, Brazil, Food, All keywords...
nytimes.com
3 days ago
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Immigrants’ Babies Taking Over?
Over the last two decades, the number of children of foreign-born parents has doubled, while the number of children of native-born Americans has fallen, according to a new report from ...
Urban Institute, Urban Institute, United States, Latin America, Mexico, All keywords...
economix.blogs.nytimes.com
3 days ago
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Burger King in Buyout Talks, but Not With 3i
11:02 a.m. | Updated Burger King is in advanced talks to sell itself to a little known private investment firm called 3G Capital, people involved in the negotiations told DealBook ...
Burger King, Alexandre Behring, USD, Van der Kroft, Latin America, All keywords...
dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com
3 days ago
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Reinhart's Seven More Years of High Unemployment Hit Fed Today
Reinhart and his wife Carmen Reinhart presented a paper at the symposium that finds the U.S., Germany and other advanced economies may face a decade of slow growth and high ...
Carmen Reinhart, United States, Ben S, International Monetary Fund, Economist, All keywords...
bloomberg.com
1 week ago
8.
Defence spending in a time of austerity : The chronic problem of exorbitantly expensive weapons is becoming acute
THERE were the starlings: aerobatic teams with mesmerising group displays. There were the albatrosses: Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner and Airbus’s A380, heavy airliners that still manage long, effortless flight. And there ...
America, Europe, Robert Gates, Britain, Afghanistan, All keywords...
economist.com
1 week ago
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Spread betting : High-speed traders set their sights on Asia and Latin America
THE merits of high-frequency trading (HFT) are under scrutiny in America, thanks to the “flash crash” of May 6th when the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged by nearly 1,000 points ...
Brazil, America, Dow 30, Singapore, SGD, All keywords...
economist.com
2 weeks ago
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Waves in the web : Western state-backed news outfits are struggling to keep their influence in the developing world
AS A child growing up in Afghanistan, Saad Mohseni watched his father listening to the BBC World Service and Voice of America: they were almost the only way of obtaining ...
America, Voice of America, Afghanistan, BBC, Saad Mohseni, All keywords...
economist.com
2 weeks ago
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A clumsy giant stumbles : Mexicana’s bankruptcy will bring welcome turbulence to Mexican skies
AFTER 89 years in the skies, North America’s oldest airline seems ready to ditch. Compañía Mexicana de Aviación filed for bankruptcy protection on August 2nd and has been in a ...
Mexico, Airline, USD, Mexico City, Guadalajara, All keywords...
economist.com
2 weeks ago
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Europe's economies: Turbocharged Germany
THE machine that sputtered badly during the slump in world trade is now firing on all cylinders. Figures released on August 13th showed that the German economy grew by 2.2% ...
Germany, Europe, India, China, America, All keywords...
economist.com
3 weeks ago
13.
New Silk Road Built by China Connects Asia to Latin America
The high-speed rail link China Railway Construction Corp. is building in Saudi Arabia doesn’t just connect the holy cities of Mecca and Medina. It shows how Asia, the Middle East, ...
USD, China, Asia, Brazil, India, All keywords...
bloomberg.com
1 month ago
14.
Gathering Storm: America and China in 2020
Each week adds a new item to the growing list of grievances between the United States and China. The value of China’s currency, arms to Taiwan, human rights in Tibet, ...
China, United States, Beijing, America, Taiwan, All keywords...
worldaffairsjournal.org
1 month ago
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When policy solutions don't work, America turns to foreign investment and homegrown ingenuity
In Washington, on Wall Street, and in anxious boardrooms and kitchens across the country, concerns are rising about the possibility that the U.S. economy could slip back into recession—a so-called ...
United States, USD, Mark Zandi, US Federal Reserve, America, All keywords...
slate.com
1 month ago
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