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How China's import cuts importing 8.5 million barrels a day down from 12.5 million and it's large oil reserve will keep oil prices low

07/15/2026

Not covered in the media for Hormuz is the combined response of US, China, India, Japan and the European Union to find alternatives to Hormuz making it less or not relevant to oil prices and oil supplies

07/10/2026

The Constructive Aspects of the situation in July 2026 from the Hormuz Crisis not covered in the Media

06/27/2026

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Turkey Steps Into Void in Former Yugoslavia

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Wall Street Journal - 07.09.2010 Original article ›
Marc Champion, Marc, Champion
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Turkey's success in regional diplomacy is seen, as its leaders and the leaders of Serbia and other Balkan countries meet on the eve of the 15th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacres. Turkey stepped into a void left after years of conflict, to help get the leaders of Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia to talk with each other to resolve their issues.
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Europe's Elusive Stash of Cash

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Wall Street Journal - 07.09.2010 Original article ›
Richard Barley, Richard, Barley

Spain to Approve Cajas Regulatory Overhaul

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Wall Street Journal - 07.09.2010 Original article ›
Jonathan House, Jonathan, House

Fast Retailing, Parent of Uniqlo, Cuts Outlook

  
Wall Street Journal - 07.09.2010 Original article ›
Ayai Tomisawa, Ayai, Tomisawa

J&J Starts Disclosing Drug Unit's Payments to Doctors

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Wall Street Journal - 07.09.2010 Original article ›
Peter Loftus, Peter, Loftus

Merck to Close 16 Facilities

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Wall Street Journal - 07.09.2010 Original article ›
Peter Loftus, Peter, Loftus

Czechs Wary of Joining Troubled Euro

  
Wall Street Journal - 07.09.2010 Original article ›
Gordon Fairclough, Gordon, Fairclough, Leos Rousek, Leos, Rousek

Japan's Upturn Loses Steam, Data Indicate

  
Wall Street Journal - 07.09.2010 Original article ›
Andrew Monahan, Andrew, Monahan

Pentagon's Next Mission: Cutting Back on Spending

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Wall Street Journal - 07.09.2010 Original article ›
Gerald F. Seib, Gerald, F., Seib
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Rep. Paul and Rep Barney Frank call for cutting defense spending as they convene a Sustainable Defense Task Force of defense analysts. This task force recommends $1 trillion in cuts over the next 10 years. Defense Secretary Gates is preparing the Defense department for this change. Gates is looking for smart ways to cut costs while still keeping the defense capabilities intact, but cutting unnecessary overhead and unnecessary programs like the second type of engine for the F-35 fighter jet.
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BP's Big Spill: The Lost Summer

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BusinessWeek - 07.08.2010 Original article ›
Ken Wells, Ken, Wells

Samsung Threatens Sony's Progress

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Wall Street Journal - 07.08.2010 Original article ›
James Simms, James, Simms

Pan Leads Chinese IPOs

  
Wall Street Journal - 07.08.2010 Original article ›
Dinny Mcmahon, Dinny, Mcmahon

EU Sets Stress-Test Criteria; Results Due July 23

  
Wall Street Journal - 07.08.2010 Original article ›
Stephen Fidler, Stephen, Fidler, Carolyn Henson, Carolyn, Henson

Total to Buy Oil-Sands Assets

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Wall Street Journal - 07.08.2010 Original article ›
Adam Mitchell, Adam, Mitchell

GM Sells Nexteer to Chinese Company

  
Wall Street Journal - 07.08.2010 Original article ›
Sharon Terlep, Sharon, Terlep

Children's Food Marketing Guidelines Delayed

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Wall Street Journal - 07.08.2010 Original article ›
Betsy Mckay, Betsy, Mckay, Ilan Brat, Ilan, Brat

GE's Road In China Is Getting Bumpier

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Wall Street Journal - 07.08.2010 Original article ›
Paul Glader, Paul, Glader, Shai Oster, Shai, Oster

A New Detroit Rises in India's South

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Wall Street Journal - 07.08.2010 Original article ›
Eric Bellman, Eric, Bellman
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The southern city of Chennai (or Madras) is fast becoming a hub for car manufacturing in India. It will turn out 1.5 millon vehicles very soon. Hyundai, Daimler, Ford, Nissan and BMW all have manufacturing here. About 200,000 people are employed in the car industry in the state of Tamilnadu, of which Chennai is the capital. Hyundai entered the Indian market early and turns out 650,000 cars in Chennai. Tamilnadu state has reduced the red tape and simplified the government approval process, making it easier to setup business in the state.
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Vietnamese Hoard U.S. Dollars as Inflation Hedge

  
New York Times - 07.08.2010 Original article ›
Wayne Arnold, Wayne, Arnold

Merck Plans to Lay Off 15% of Its Work Force

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New York Times - 07.08.2010 Original article ›
Natasha Singer, Natasha, Singer
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The impact of the Merck merger with Schering-Plough is seen with layoffs of about 15,000 company employees in 2010-2012. Eight research and eight manufacturing units will be closed.
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Recall of Pills Fails to Give Number of Bottles

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New York Times - 07.08.2010 Original article ›
Natasha Singer, Natasha, Singer
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McNeil unit of J&J fails to provide information on the actual number of bottles involved in the recall of its products. Different practice of P&G is cited for a recall of its Scope product- the size of the recall being 35,000 bottles.
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To Combat Debt, Greece Approves a Pension Bill

  
New York Times - 07.08.2010 Original article ›
Landon Thomas Jr., Landon, Thomas, Jr., Niki Kitsantonis, Niki, Kitsantonis

Even With a Big Store in China, Apple Remains an Underdog There

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New York Times - 07.08.2010 Original article ›
David Barboza, David, Barboza
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Apple will be opening 25 stores in China in 2010-2012. Its first store is a 16,000 square foot store in Shanghai. Apple was slow to cultivate the Chinese market. Most of its newest products like the iPad and the iPhone 4 are not available in China. Apple is moving aggressively in the Chinese market to make up for lost time. It has 2000 authorized dealers in China, with 800 added in just the first quarter of 2010. Official restrictions also play a part. For instance the iPhone was officially released in China 2 years after it was launched in the USA, because of the long time negotiating with state run telecom companies and restrictions. In the meantime 1 million iPhones came into China through tourists and smuggling.
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Walking Away From Million-Dollar Mortgages

  
New York Times - 07.08.2010 Original article ›
David Streitfeld, David, Streitfeld

China Buys Japan Debt to Diversify

  
Wall Street Journal - 07.07.2010 Original article ›
Wsj Online, Wsj, Online

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