For drugmakers, the best way to pick up steam is to buy smaller companies. Read More

In last week’s Income Without Borders we looked at the odds of Great Britain leaving the European Union, which we handicapped as low. This week we’ll look at the opportunities the situation presents.We know opportunities are coming because we have seen this show before.Greece’s potential exit of the European… Read More

Oil prices have halved in the last six months, and the media are filled with stories of the benefits this is bringing the U.S. economy. Yet when looked at closely, the U.S. economy is only marginally a winner from this move. The real winner, because it produces little of its… Read More

With these shares, you have a broad exposure to one of the world's most successful economies. Read More

While the current spat between Russia and the Europe doesn’t mark a sudden about-face in any nation’s energy policy, it could ultimately create a big market for our glut of natural gas. Read More

Will China's slowing real estate market pull down the overall economy with it? We don't think so, but here are a couple of companies to avoid until we know for sure. Read More

As India inches closer to the election of a new Prime Minister, its stock market is already up 6% this year on expectations that the expected victor will be a friend of big business such as this major drug company. Read More

When index fund managers re-calibrate their holdings, entire markets can quake. Read More

Investor concerns about reporting transparency in China are overblown. Here's some perspective. Read More

Investors who ignore Africa are missing out on huge potential gains. Read More

The smartphone market is fiercely competitive, but this relative newcomer based in China is proving its skeptics wrong. Read More

New reforms in China that govern stock dividends could be great news for investors. Read More

This Asian powerhouse still has plenty of mojo left, as reflected by its robust automobile manufacturing sector. Read More

The end of quantitative easing shouldn’t be viewed as bad news for emerging markets, because “easy money” has already set the stage for global growth in 2013. Read More

Ignore the social and political sideshows down south; they're a distraction from the region's genuine and lasting economic progress. Read More

As we face the start of 2013, the Middle Kingdom is poised for a happy new year. Read More

In developing countries such as South Korea, passionate promises of political and economic reform often generate more heat than light. Read More

Recent moves by euro zone finance ministers to foster greater fiscal cohesion represent good news for the entire global economy. Read More

Populist political rhetoric in favor of stimulus just might boost Japan’s struggling export-driven economy, although for unintended reasons. Read More

This dynamic country continues to prove its skeptics wrong and faces more growth in 2012. Read More