I’ve been writing about this subject for years. In “The Next American Economy,” I wrote about how the creation of new industries is creating demands for entirely new sorts of workers. San Diego is enjoying a boom in genomics, for example, but finding people to interpret the results of what genetic testing machines find is […]…
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Post-BRIC World
I’ve been following this subject for a long time and am very pleased with this article in Compass magazine: http://compassmag.3ds.com/ POST-BRIC WORLD Experts comb the globe to predict the next emerging markets By William J. Holstein After a spectacular ten-year run, economic growth in the BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China) is slowing, and […]…
My views on the GM recall, as told to Automotive News
GM’s challenge: ‘Reassure the world’ Lindsay Chappell Automotive News March 13, 2014 – 3:13 pm ET General Motors could face a decade of lawsuits and regulatory headaches over its delayed U.S. recall of 1.37 million vehicles with suspected faulty ignition switches. But GM CEO Mary Barra’s more urgent challenge will be convincing the public that […]…
China’s Search For Resources: A Global Story
When I first started traveling in southern China in 1979, the country was virtually self-contained and self-sufficient. It had very little intercourse with the outside world. But now 35 years later, China’s economic emergence has become a truly global story. China isn’t a regional issue. It has become a global one because the Chinese are […]…
The New York Times Take on Puerto Rico
I wish to congratulate the Times yet again. They are following closer and closer on my heels. I am beginning to feel the competitive pressure! Here they are, just after my previous blog on Puerto Rico: Economy and Crime Spur New Puerto Rican Exodus By LIZETTE ALVAREZ FEB. 8, 2014 Launch media viewer SIGNS OF […]…
