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NEW YORK – Judging by his appointment of a first-rate economist to his cabinet as Minister of Economy, Argentina’s new president, Alberto Fernández, is off to a good start in confronting his country’s economic problems. Martin Guzmán, with whom I have frequently collaborated in recent years, is among the world’s leading experts on sovereign debt and the problems it can cause, making him the right person in the right place at the right time

Генеральный директор отеля Джан Гокташ - об итогах года и рекордных показателях

В приоритете правительства должно быть привлечение масштабных инвестиций в традиционную, а не в «зелёную» электроэнергетику. Иначе уровень благосостояния населения окажется под сильным давлением, а наша экономика потеряет очень важное конкурентное преимущество, которых у неё и так слишком мало

NEW YORK – US President Donald Trump thinks that anti-Semitism is a serious problem in America. But Trump is not so much concerned about neo-Nazis who scream that Jews and other minorities “will not replace us,” for he thinks that many white supremacists are “very fine people.” No, Trump is more worried about US college campuses, where students call for boycotts of Israel in support of the Palestinians

Объявлены предварительные итоги выборов в узбекский парламент

ЛОНДОН – За последние 25 лет темпы роста основных экономик мира существенно изменились

Заместитель председателя правления Банка Хоум Кредит рассказала о карьере в банковской сфере, важности амбициозных целей в бизнесе и о том, как будучи топ-менеджером балансировать между семьёй и работой

WASHINGTON, DC – After nearly 18 months of tit-for-tat tariff increases, the United States and China have reached a “phase one” agreement to start de-escalating their trade war. As part of the deal, US President Donald Trump canceled further tariff increases on Chinese goods that had been scheduled to take effect on December 15, and halved a 15% tariff on $120 billion worth of imports from China. As for China, it shelved its planned retaliatory measures and committed to import some $50 billion worth of US agricultural products in each of the next two years