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New Balance

02/27/2013

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New Balance Sweats Push to End U.S. Shoe Tariffs

Wall Street Journal 02/27/2013

Heidelberg, Germany

02/26/2013

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German Project Aims to Save Energy

Wall Street Journal 02/26/2013

Members of the Board of the Bank of Japan, new Governor Kuroda and Deputy Governor Iwata

02/25/2013

The views of the six board members of the Bank of Japan not appointed by prime minister Abe will help determine future policy consensus. The task of Kuroda and Iwata in 2013 will be to develop a consensus for action. Miyao, Ishida and Shirai are board members considered open to further monetary easing.

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Target Is 'Flexible,' Says Japan Bank Chief

Wall Street Journal 04/12/2013

Tough Room for New BOJ Governor

Wall Street Journal 02/25/2013

Abenomics Gets Harder From Here

Wall Street Journal 02/25/2013

Nominee for Japan’s Central Bank Vows Aggressive Action

New York Times 03/03/2013

New Japan Bank Chief Sets Bold Target

Wall Street Journal 03/22/2013

Bank of Japan in Bold Bid for Revival

Wall Street Journal 04/04/2013

Monterey, Mexico

02/23/2013

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How Mexico Got Back in the Game

New York Times 02/23/2013

The Bank of Japan, Japan's central bank, under Haruhiko Kuroda in 2013-2016

02/22/2013

The yen weakens to 94.77 yen to the dollar on Feb 25, 2013 after the announcement of the appointment of Kuroda to head the central bank by prime minister Abe. Kuroda sets a two year time frame to achieve the 2% inflation target. He has experience in monetary and currency policy as he was head of the currency policy department at the finance ministry in the early 2000's, and has published a book about the failure and success of monetary and fiscal policy. For 2 years Kuroda lectured at Hitoshibashi University, before becoming head of the Asian Development Bank. Kuroda brings the kind of experience and caliber that Bernanke, Draghi and King bring to the central banks of the U.S., Europe and the UK.

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Target Is 'Flexible,' Says Japan Bank Chief

Wall Street Journal 04/12/2013

U.S. Warns Japan on Yen

Wall Street Journal 04/18/2013

Japan Official Cites Fundamentals in Yen's Drop

Wall Street Journal 04/12/2013

G-20 Backs Japan on Yen Policies

Wall Street Journal 04/20/2013

OECD Welcomes BOJ Inflation Target, Easing

Wall Street Journal 04/23/2013

BOJ Price Forecast Falls Short of Target

Wall Street Journal 04/28/2013

Private equity in 2012-2013

02/22/2013

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The Private Equity Firm That Grew Too Fast

New York Times 04/24/2015

Carlyle Investors Hear the Starting Gun

Wall Street Journal 02/22/2013

Profiles of companies that created remarkable opportunities in 2012-2013- Denmark's Lego A/S and CEO Wesley Knudstrop

02/22/2013

Lego A/S created the Lego Friends theme building block toys for girls which tripled sales in 2012. In the last decade Knudstrop has revived a failing family held company in a small town in central Denmark and made it the second largest company in the global toy business.

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Can New Building Toys for Girls Improve Math and Science Skills?

Wall Street Journal 04/16/2013

The House That Lego Built

Wall Street Journal 07/22/2013

Predicting Holiday Sales Poses Issues for Lego

Wall Street Journal 12/13/2013

Timely Movie Set to Prop Up Lego's U.S. Business

Wall Street Journal 02/27/2014

Lego’s Billionaire Owner Names Son as Successor

Wall Street Journal 04/28/2016

Lego Shrugs Off Toy-Market Blues

Wall Street Journal 02/22/2013

The "Attachini," posters and Italy's elections- democracy at work in Italy

02/21/2013

A look at how Italy's political parties get their message across, and the efforts to plaster Rome and other cities with posters. With restrictions on the use of television in political advertising, and with only 63% of Italians connected to the internet, there is greater emphasis on posters.

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Italy Fails to Elect President

Wall Street Journal 04/19/2013

Plastered, Rome Is Ready for the Elections

Wall Street Journal 02/21/2013

Success of Five Star Movement Shows Italy’s Anger

New York Times 02/21/2013

Will Italy Get the Full Monti on Reform?

Wall Street Journal 02/23/2013

Italy Set to Vote for a New Parliament

New York Times 02/23/2013

Investor AB

02/20/2013

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Atlas Copco CEO Pushes U.S. Manufacturing

Wall Street Journal 02/20/2013


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