Saturday, 21 February 2009

Paul Krugman: What will stop the pain?

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So people at the Fed are troubled by the same question I’ve been obsessing on lately: What’s supposed to end this slump? No doubt this, too,...
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Housing aid won’t solve U.S. crisis

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The U.S. government should just get out of the way and allow the crash in U.S. housing. The market is too big, has too far to fall and Ameri...
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China Starts Investing Globally

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With the world suffering through a tight credit market, China has suddenly gone shopping.
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Friday, 20 February 2009

Stimulus Package Explained

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Shortly after class, a student approaches his economics professor and says, “I don’t understand this stimulus bill. Can you explain it to me...
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Some Humour

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What is a kiss? It’s an upper PREPARATION for a lower INVASION that will lead to further PENETRATION with fast ACCELERATION that will build ...

Birth Transfer Pain

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Excellent joke. Read the comments.
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Retirement Villages for Dummies

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Losing Billions of Dollars for Dummies

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Terrorist Prison Escape for Dummies

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Migrants may flee Tibet as tourism stalls

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Many workers and traders from other ethnic groups who moved to the remote region in search of a better living said they were considering lea...
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Mengniu Dairy product is target of fresh inquiry

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The mainland’s product quality watchdog says it is investigating the safety of a premium dairy product made by the country’s top milk produc...
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Memory chip trader gets 14 years for bank fraud

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He admits to charges involving US$23 million in fake-trade swindle
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Media giants race to expand online services

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Government outlets shamed into pursuing greater internet presence
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Japan ‘warned’ over disputed Diaoyu islands

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Beijing said it had issued a sharp warning to Tokyo over media reports that Japan had positioned patrol vessels capable of carrying helicopt...
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Graduates wishing for job ‘offer’ come a-calling at temples

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Beleaguered university graduates are turning to Guangzhou’s temples of the reclining Buddha to boost their dim job prospects in the hope tha...
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Foreign visitors barred from areas with big Tibetan populations

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Western areas of the country with large Tibetan populations have been declared off limits to foreign visitors, local officials confirmed yes...
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DC rates may be cut in unforgiving market

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One hot discussion topic is whether govt will revert to 50% formula for DC calculation in face of recession
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China riots ‘won’t lead to rebellion’

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The number of protests and riots in China is rising by the year, but there is little possibility that social unrest will result in an anti-g...

China detains building chief in TV complex blaze

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In a spate of arrests announced Thursday, Beijing officials put the blame for a Monday fire that destroyed part of the government’s spectacu...
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Chen launches essay competition

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Former Taiwanese president Chen Shui-bian appears to be doing all he can to liven up his days in detention.
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