2007 June
Could China Trade Initiative Lead to Higher U.S. Interest Rates and Higher Stock Prices?
China is moving to tame its out-of-control trade surplus – China could end up with U.S. investors facing higher interest rates, those Fed-engineered rate increases won't necessarily send stocks into a nosedive.
Alternative Energy: How Oil's Unpredictability Is Driving Investment In Renewable Fuel Sources
Investors had feared that the Nigerian Oil Strike would be a long work outage, causing overblown oil prices instead of spiking energy prices.
Flextronics Deal Creates Competition for Taiwan's Hon Hai
With its recent agreement to buy rival Solectron for $3.6 billion, Flextronics is hoping that it will gain the manufacturing and marketing muscle needed to keep pace with its other foreign rivals
Ethanol, Mileage Agreements Reached Despite Disagreements
The Senate last week approved a bill calling for a bigger use of ethanol, as well as the first boost in gas mileage requirements in several decades.
International Investing: Why U.S. Investors are "Boxed Out" of Big Global Profits
It was a record stock sale, the biggest IPO the world had ever seen. Read on to find out more…
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