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- Jakks: Puttin' the Smack Down
- When the World Wrestling Entertainment company WWE accused toy company Jakks of bribing them, Jakks challenged and won a juicy settlement. Jakks holds all kinds of big name licenses, like Hanna Montana and Pokemon, so WWE leaving their ring hasn't hurt them a bit.
- Videos 2008-03-10
- China's Rise to Prominence
- With the United States owing the nation more than $1 trillion, China has emerged as a growing worldwide superpower with increasing political importance. Barry Petersen reports from Beijing.
- Videos 2009-04-02
- Leaving London Satisfied
- Although most G20 leaders, including President Obama, didn't get everything they wanted, they got what they all wanted most: progress towards ending the global recession. Chip Reid reports.
- Videos 2009-04-02
- G20 Summit Analysis
- Katie Couric speaks with noted British economist Vincent Cable, who offers his assessment of the G20 summit of world leaders who convened to address the massive economic crisis.
- Videos 2009-04-02
- Obama's Warm Welcome?
- With Pres. Obama preparing for his 1st official overseas trip to attend the G-20 summit, will the current global economic crisis mean the end of the lovefest? Sheila MacVicar reports.
- Videos 2009-03-29
- G-20 Dispute Economic Crisis
- Representatives from 20 nations have convened outside London in order to address the fiscal crisis. But, as Mark Phillips reports, there are major disagreements about the road to economic recovery.
- Videos 2009-03-15
- China's Concerns Over U.S.
- The separate economies of the United States and China are extremely co-dependent upon one another, which has sparked greater concern over the worldwide recession. Barry Petersen reports from Beijing.
- Videos 2009-03-19
- Beer Barrel Makers Endangered
- Once a popular trade, there are now only four coopers, skilled craftsmen who construct specially designed wooden beer barrels, left in the world. CBS News' Amy Guttmann reports from Devizes, England.
- Videos 2009-04-15
- Learning from Japan's Gaffes
- The U.S. is not the only nation to face a massive recession. As Barry Petersen reports, Japan suffered an economic crisis during the 1990's, and there were setbacks with their version of a stimulus.
- Videos 2009-02-15
- WTF, California???
- Civil rights activists gather in New York City to protest Proposition 8.
- Videos 2008-11-14
- Siobhan Hanna: Targeting International Markets
- Siobhan Hanna is representing Localization World, a conference focused on helping companies cross language and cultural barriers when doing business internationally. As domestic markets suffer in difficult economic times, Siobhan discusses the importance of targeting international market.
- Videos 2008-11-19
- The World Of Micro-Loans
- The difference between prosperity and poverty could very well lie in what's called "micro-loans." As Daniel Sieberg reports, these loans are having a big impact on the more than 99 million borrowers.
- Videos 2009-04-15
Additional Resources
- What College Freshman Think About the World
- What College Freshman Think About the WorldRE: What College Freshman Think About the WorldInteresting observation. I have one daughter in college and one about to be. They amaze as to how far advanced they were when I was in school in the early 1970s but somehow we were more committed...
- Discussion threads 2008-08-25
- Solar in the Developing World: Potential and Pessimism
- Amongst the seminars with titles like "The Real Value of Distributed Generation," and "Innovations in Inverters and System Controllers," at Solar Power International, one stood out as perhaps having a little more interest to the general reader: "Solar Opportunities in the Developing World." As anyone who has ever looked into...
- News items 2009-10-28
- Breaking: Charlie Gibson To Step Down from ABC 'World News', Diane Sawyer to Anchor Broadcast
- TVNewser has learned ABC News will announce today that Charlie Gibson will leave "World News" in January and that Diane Sawyer will be named the new anchor of the network's evening newscast. Gibson has been the anchor of "World News" since May 2006, after the pairing of Elizabeth Vargas and...
- News items 2009-09-02
- World's Dumbest Sales Model
- World's Dumbest Sales ModelYour scenario......actually suggests that argument that anonymity on the Internet may be impractical in the long term. If the abuses continue to grow, then there may be demand for verifiable identity at all stages of the process. You should read the press release, though....
- Discussion threads 2008-01-09
- Waiting for growth; The world economy; The world economic outlook.(Finance and Economics)(It may be a while before the outlook for the world economy picks up)(International Monetary Fund)(Brief Article)
- THE world's finance ministers and central bankers, gathering in Washington this weekend for the spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, are contemplating a duller outlook for the world economy. The Fund's latest World E THE world's finance ministers and central bankers,...
- Research articles 2001-04-28
- World Trade Center officials see benefit to institute here.(planning for World Trade Institute)(Brief Article)
- Officials at the World Trade Center Cleveland say a proposed World Trade Institute here would give Northeast Ohio manufacturers an edge in competing for greater export sales. The World Trade Institute, a joint venture of the World Trade Center Cle Officials at the...
- Research articles 2001-02-19
- U.S. WORLD TRADE CENTERS.(Brief Article)(Directory)
- U.S. WORLD TRADE CENTERS U.S. WORLD TRADE CENTERS WORLD TRADE CENTER ...
- Research articles 1999-01-18
- WORLD BANK: World Bank launches World Links for Development program in Latin America
- M2 PRESSWIRE-5 June 1998-WORLD BANK: World Bank launches World Links for Development program in Latin America C1994-98 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:040698 The World Bank officially launched its World Links for Development WorLD Program in Latin America this evening at the opening reception of the...
- Research articles 1998-06-05
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