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From samurai to sushi, there's no denying the East Asian influence on investing terminology.
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The structure of major companies in Japan is steeped in tradition and relationships.
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Find out what America can learn from Japan's liquidity trap and credit crunch.
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Investing overseas begins with determining the risk of the country's investment climate.
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Investment opportunity is huge in China. However, investors should consider the pitfalls, understand the risks and rewards, focus on shareholder-friendly companies and stick to investments they ...
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Investors should look beyond the confines of the U.S. borders to diversify and maximize returns. ADRs are one way to diversify your portfolio and help you achieve better returns when the U.S. ...
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Find out what can cause a currency to collapse, and what central banks can do to help.
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Investors include foreign bonds in their portfolios to take advantage of higher interest rates or yields, and to diversify their holdings. However, the higher return expected from investing ...
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A banker's acceptance, a common way of financing international trade activity, provides a relatively safe, short-term vehicle for investors. An acceptance is a negotiable time draft that a bank ...
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Will a rising or falling dollar hurt you or your company? In this article we explore the impact of currency converisons on consumers, comanies, and countries.