General Motors knows that helping a competitor in the booming Asian automobile market is a bad move
Do the rallies of the last few days mean the correction is over? Look to China for more clues.
Six Chinese picks with potential
China sees a record jump in imports, which is a boon for its trading partners.
Are the euro's troubles and China's lending problems tied up in the same crisis? Whatever the answer, the US is still the wild card.
Investors could easily double their money in 2010 as this global battle for customers and profits takes shape.
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Rapid economic growth doesn't happen in a vacuum, and we're only beginning to see the cost of China's success.
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Investors, worried that China is in a bubble, are starting to feel more optimistic about Brazil and the U.S.
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