Global flexible electronics market to boom in 2010, paper says Digi Times
The global flexible electronics market will start to mature in 2008 and boom in 2010, according to today's Chinese-language Commercial Times, citing the Industrial Economics and Knowledge Center (IEK) of the government-sponsored Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI).
Family With Big Stake Seeks Part of Tribune Co. New York Times
The Chandler family, which long owned The Los Angeles Times, is said to have begun talks with private equity firms about a joint bid for part of its current owner, the Tribune Company.
Rudd must redefine economic performance Stuff
Australia's good times rest on a debt trap, Tim Colebatch writes, but how does Labor persuade the public that is so?
Kitco - Commentaries Kitco.com
Surprisingly, Total Fed Credit, which is the magical fairy dust of economics, went down last week, if only by a measly $1.6 billion. But the Federal Reserve helped make up for it by buying outright another $1.3 billion in US government securities.
Economic Trends Breakfast to provide preview of 2007 Small Business Times
Small Business Times invites readers who are interested in getting a jumpstart on the year ahead to attend the 2007 Northern Trust Economic Trends Breakfast.
Poland's `Moral Revolution' Founders on Scandal, Nazi Flags Bloomberg.com
Dec. 14 (Bloomberg) -- The ``moral revolution'' promised by Poland's Kaczynski twins when they came to power a year ago is foundering amid a series of scandals surrounding allegations of ual exploitation and neo-Nazi links.
Recordati Appoints Gianni Soro General Manager of Pharmaceuticals Italy RedNova
Milan, 21 November 2006 - Recordati announces the appointment of Gianni Soro to the position of General Manager Pharmaceuticals Italy. Mr. Soro replaces Dr. Andrea Breschi who has left the company. Gianni Soro holds a degree in Economics from L.
Canadian minister optimistic about Arctic pipeline Reuters via Yahoo! News
A northern Canadian government minister said on Wednesday he is optimistic that a huge gas pipeline in the Arctic will proceed, despite a thorny new native land rights issue and major cost pressures.
New EU Members Experience Strong Growth AP via Yahoo! Finance
With foreign companies flooding into eastern Europe -- making available everything from attractive jobs to Hugo Boss suits and iPods -- those new EU members are poised to boast 2006 growth rates that dwarf those in western Europe.
Health Care Washington Post
Washington Post business columnist Steven Pearlstein was online Wednesday, Dec. 13 at 11 a.m. ET to discuss pricing and cost accounting in the health-care sector.
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