Janet Yellen, the Fed and Costly Decisions Ahead

When President Obama nominated Janet Yellen as Fed chairman, the markets purred a sigh of relief. The Fed's adherence to ultra-low interest rates and quantitative easing is now expected to continue. This could prove costly.

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What's Ahead as Chinese Volatility Rises and New Leadership Takes Charge

SPECIAL REPORT-The new Chinese leadership has pursued actions to bolster its position and reverse the economic slowdown. This will create uncertainty and hit businesses faster and harder than expected.

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Empower the U.S. To Attract Greater Global Investment

With the world's biggest economy, an innovative culture and deep capital markets, the U.S. has been a tremendous magnet for attracting foreign investment. But our advantages have been eroding.

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Is Your Company the Target of Customs' New "Gotcha" Audits?

After several decades of gentler compliance-focused assessments, small and mid-sized enterprises are cautioned to prepare for what is expected to be another wave of intense government scrutiny.

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America's Destructive Trade Policy and How To Fix It

Americans currently pay high import taxes. And the U.S. Trade Representative is vigorously fighting to keep it that way.

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Issues and Benefits of the U.S.-European Free Trade Agreement

The U.S.-European FTA could cover 50 percent of global output, 30 percent of world merchandise trade, and 20 percent of global foreign investment. It also could create tensions.

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