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AIDS in Africa

July 23, 2010
By M

AIDS in Africa is said to be killing more people than conflicts. It causes social disruption as children become orphaned. It affects already-struggling economies as workforces are reduced. As an enormous continent, various regions are seeing different results as they attempt to tackle the problem. Numerous local, regional and global initiatives are slowly helping,...
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Global Financial Crisis

July 23, 2010
By M

This update includes notes about securitization and how banks were exposed by these complex instruments leading to the subprime crisis. Also added more information on derivatives, futures and other forms of risk management that backfired and contributed to the current financial meltdown.Hynix Semiconductor Infosys Technologies International Business Machines Inventec Kddi
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Today, over 24,000 children died around the world

July 22, 2010
By M

Over 24,000 children die every day around the world. That is equivalent to: 1 child dying every 3.6 seconds 16-17 children dying every minute A 2010 Haiti earthquake occurring almost every 9-10 days A 2004 Asian Tsunami occurring almost every 10 days An Iraq-scale death toll every 16?40 days Just under 9 million children...
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Global Financial Crisis: Rich countries resisting meaningful reform

July 21, 2010
By M

A number of global forums have taken place to address various aspects of the global financial crisis, from immediate measures to discussion on long-term reforms and changes. However, it appears that rich nations are blocking meaningful reform and resisting calls from developing countries for fundamental changes that would democratize the international order and give...
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World military spending

July 21, 2010
By M

World military spending has topped $1.2 trillion annually and is back to Cold War levels. This is based on latest data available, from 2007, before the global financial crisis hit. Updated graphs and charts provide some additional information.Thq Texas Instruments Teradata Teletech Holdings Technitrol
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Global Arms Sales Decreased in 2008 compared to 2007 but was still high

July 21, 2010
By M

The latest data covering global arms sales shows that sale of arms in 2008 decreased to around $55 billion, over 75% of which went to developing countries. This was down from a total of almost $60 billion the year before but was still the second highest amount in the 8 year period the data...
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Global Financial Crisis

July 21, 2010
By M

This update includes notes about securitization and how banks were exposed by these complex instruments leading to the subprime crisis. Also added more information on derivatives, futures and other forms of risk management that backfired and contributed to the current financial meltdown.Eastman Kodak Co Earthlink Dst Systems Discover Financial Services Diodes Inorated
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Global Financial Crisis

July 20, 2010
By M

This update includes notes and a chart on how much the global financial crisis has cost, in context. For example, plummeting stock markets have wiped out 33% of the value of companies, $14.5 trillion. Taxpayers will be bailing out their banks and financial institutions with large amounts of money. US taxpayers alone will spend...
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Global Financial Crisis

July 20, 2010
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This update includes notes about securitization and how banks were exposed by these complex instruments leading to the subprime crisis. Also added more information on derivatives, futures and other forms of risk management that backfired and contributed to the current financial meltdown.International Business Machines Inventec Kddi Kla-tencor Koninklijke Kpn
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Global Financial Crisis

July 19, 2010
By M

This update includes notes and a chart on how much the global financial crisis has cost, in context. For example, plummeting stock markets have wiped out 33% of the value of companies, $14.5 trillion. Taxpayers will be bailing out their banks and financial institutions with large amounts of money. US taxpayers alone will spend...
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