• If we're "only" talking about a bumpy, anaemic recovery, not a double-dip - and we don't see a game-changer for the global economy in the next few months, like a US default or a meltdown for the euro - these kinds of measures to support the economy look more likely at this stage than another dose of quantitative easing.

    BBC: UK growth - anything to be done?

  • On board, a rather macho admiral bellowed over the intercom that he didn't care about global warming - but his job was to keep watch over the waters around the US and there was now a lot of water where there used to be ice.

    BBC: The 'big melt' at the roof of the world

  • Cancer Research UK, which funded the study, believe that if further trials prove successful, a single bank of T-cells could serve as a global source of immune cells to treat the condition.

    BBC: NEWS | Health | Cancer tackled in organ patients

  • Interestingly, our brethren over at Engadget Chinese also spotted a TD-LTE-ready Samsung Galaxy S III at China Mobile's MWC booth (note the "China Mobile 4G" logo on the back of the phone, pictured above), but it wasn't mentioned at the Global TD-LTE Initiative summit at MWC.

    ENGADGET

  • What's worse, the ITU has approved twelve bands for LTE use around the world, so don't count on a wide selection of global devices -- and you thought sorting through international 3G was bad, didn't you?

    ENGADGET: Verizon LTE: no roaming, even if you want to

  • Vanguard doesn't recommend to financial-planning clients a global bond fund or exchange-traded funds that could mimic a commodities strategy.

    FORBES: The 2005 Investment Guide

  • At the moment it doesn't have the global reach of Android - which is about 60% of the market.

    BBC: Vertu chooses Android over Windows for luxury handset

  • Even as GM makes more of its trademarks and logos pan-global, you can't expect a common tagline around the world.

    FORBES: Apple Strudel and Chevrolet

  • So Fastow says he got Enron to guarantee he couldn't lose, through the so-called "Global Galactic" side agreements with former Chief Accounting Officer Richard Causey.

    FORBES: The Fall Guy Speaks

  • Cyclones, floods and droughts aren't in themselves new - but how much is global warming likely to worsen them, and how far will countries like India be able to influence the global debate?

    BBC: India's global warming fears

  • Climate change has become a focus where - I heard this morning that 33 people - 33 percent of people don't believe global warming is a problem.

    NPR: Rocky Mountain Activist Carole King

  • But if the necessary political will exists, the T-TIP could be one of the most important contributions to the trans-Atlantic relationship and the global trading system in decades.

    WSJ: Tom Donilon: The President's Free-Trade Path to Prosperity

  • But China's Assistant Foreign Minister Ma Zhaoxu told the same briefing that the issue of North Korea and its satellite launch wouldn't be on the agenda at the global nuclear-security summit in Seoul next week.

    WSJ: China Seeks Peacemaker Role on North Korea

  • As reported by The Wall Street Journal in November, he didn't rely heavily on the risk-management department at MF Global, reporting only to the company's board of directors.

    WSJ: Corzine Rebuffed Internal Warnings on Risks at MF Global

  • U.S.-based Hertz -- which operates from 8, 500 locations across 150 countries -- isn't just cutting expenditure to deal with the global slowdown.

    CNN: Hertz boss: We've cut costs by 25%

  • One reason Tully's owner TC Global Inc. didn't pick the Starbucks-AgriNurture deal was the complicated relationship Tully's has with Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc.

    MSN: Judge: Tully's Coffee to go to Dempsey's group

  • Some say the lesson of the past few years is that you can't have a truly free global capital market without recurrent crises - because the free flow of capital inevitably leads to massive imbalances, and massive imbalances inevitably mean big crises when they get unwound (see my blog from 21 December).

    BBC: IMF follows the money in Brazil

  • On the other hand, global economic distress doesn't invariably work at cross-purposes with American interests.

    WSJ: Opinion: America Will Remain the Superpower

  • Within that framework, the decade 2000-2009 was one of the warmest since modern record-keeping began, but global mean temperatures didn't breach the levels of the early Holocene.

    WSJ: Earth Hotter Now Than Most of Past 11,000 Years

  • What's more, as I've pointed out here repeatedly, a growing number of the bosses of these companies aren't Brits - and therefore they are demonstrably available for hire in a global market.

    BBC: The bad and the good of bumper bosses pay

  • So for some British-based global companies, a fall in sterling isn't the boon it is cut out to be.

    BBC: It's trade or bust for Britain

  • But if Chandler and Glassman are right--that the liquidity surplus is mostly due to a global awakening--then the good times aren't over.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Now, that doesn't mean you can expect to make a fortune if the global sell-off worsens or the U.S. plunges into a deep recession.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • The state isn't clear on the fate of the global internet in Iran, either -- although it has talked about creating an isolated national network before.

    ENGADGET: Iran announces plans to create isolated local internet system, fate of global access unknown

  • But, by that point, his reputation at home had been so scarred by his involvement in the Watergate break-in that he couldn't capitalize on his image as a global problem solver.

    CNN: Nixon at 100: A model for GOP?

  • So the UK's cosmopolitan stock market may yet deliver a healthy return to global investors this year - even if we don't see much in the way of growth here at home.

    BBC: Solving the puzzle of rising markets

  • But the fear then was that if the bailout wasn't arranged, a collapse of Long-Term Capital would ripple through the global banking system, which had major exposure as a counterparty to those highly leveraged bets.

    FORBES: Countrywide Is On Its Side

  • Geeks, designers, entrepreneurs, scientists, global activists -- viewed one way, they couldn't have been more different.

    CNN: With TED, amazing ideas spread at speed of sound -- and light

  • In case you didn't have the chance to venture over to our in-depth review of the global Samsung Galaxy Note II, it's definitely worth a look -- but we'll be happy to go over some of the smartphone's hardware here regardless.

    ENGADGET: Samsung Galaxy Note II for T-Mobile review Mobile

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