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Debt-to-GDP ratios in emerging market countries have been rising at alarming rates this year, according to the latest data from the Institute of International Finance (IIF). China, Saudi-Arabia and Turkey have seen the most rapid debt build-up.
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Next year may not promise spectacular growth, but it could be the sectors that fell from grace in 2015 – such as emerging markets – prove a big opportunity for brave investors.
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Emerging markets have typically been lumped together by investors and corporations attempting to define all-encompassing strategies, but these markets are diverging. Tailored, local strategies are now more important.
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To wrap up the year, here is a selection of notable shifts observed in 2015, and their expected impact in 2016 on digital advertising, mobile internet and
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The Federal Reserve’s interest-rate increase could induce more capital flight from emerging markets and put global growth at risk, argues Michael Spence.
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After a chilly October (economically speaking) in the U.K., retail is on the rise in the region as Christmas approaches. Citing data from the Office for
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Well, once again, the race to the end of the holiday shopping sprint is near. The Christmas shopping season has officially less than one week left to it, and at
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M2SYS Technology – Multi-modal biometric identification management technology for integration and enterprise applications. – Welcome to the M2SYS Technology Google + profile page.
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Despite what you may have heard, credit cards do get stolen, and credit card fraud happens, online and offline. But how does a thief get your card number, and how can you keep it safe?
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