Turkey: can stocks go any higher? (Beyond BRICs) The best way to invest in Britain’s stockmarket (MoneyWeek) Load up on Canadian equities, says Canaccord strategist (Financial Post) How to take a punt on the eurozone (TrustNet UK) Are Taxes Headed Higher? (Charles Schwab) Hurricane Sandy –  Costs to come (The Economist Blog) Economically speaking, Hurricane Sandy not seen as devastating (Macleans) …

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A time of hoarding and inflation fears, 1930s edition Growth Warning – Top German Economists Say Greece Is Lost 1,000,000 pages below: a search engine that plumbs the Web’s depths How to invest in the auto industry rebound Is there a bubble in Bric banks? More to Russia than oil, says Invesco’s Rubinstein Europe’s own …

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Stocks and Bonds: Comparing the Range of Potential Outcomes Microfinance in evolution: An industry between crisis and advancement Asking the right questions about China The doomsday cycle turns: Who’s next? Dividend Yield vs. Dividend Growth Just how much trouble are Spain’s banks in? The sorry truth about military drones Roubini: France is on the cusp …

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The trouble with the global economy – and why fixing it might take some time End to China boom would be felt by many Why the iPhone may be bad for society Skyway robbery: when it comes to fees, how far will airlines go? The latest panic over Spain: time to buy! Mobius blames media …

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Old model of capitalism is ‘coming to an end’, says top economist Why the jobs problem is not going away India’s politics rule – economy be damned Germany’s ‘post-growth’ movement Dividend investing: A portfolio built to last Don’t laugh: Here’s how the gold standard could actually work in today’s economy How Many Jobs Are Needed …

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